The Relation of Narrativity and Hermeneutics to an Adequate Practical Ethic

Ethical Perspectives 1 (2):57-70 (1994)
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As the title implies, this article asks what an adequate practical ethic is and what a hermeneutic of moral experience can mean for practical ethics. We will use some elements from Ricoeur’s work to examine our view critically and develop it further. We will ask how experience can be an object of hermeneutical study and how we can tie narrativity and normativity together

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Paul Van Tongeren
Radboud University Nijmegen

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