Maybe I'm not comprehending, but was an actual definition of moral particuralism given? Or is the explanation that it rejects broadly applicable moral principals definition enough?
I suppose that under a broad view any explanation of ethics is a principle, but it seems like this theory could be a little more specific. Is particuliarism like asthetics, in that its pretty much a matter of personal preferences, or can it coexist with the idea that a "right" act exists, even if it can't be found through general principles?
Maybe I'm not comprehending, but was an actual definition of moral particuralism given? Or is the explanation that it rejects broadly applicable moral principals definition enough?
I suppose that under a broad view any explanation of ethics is a principle, but it seems like this theory could be a little more specific. Is particuliarism like asthetics, in that its pretty much a matter of personal preferences, or can it coexist with the idea that a "right" act exists, even if it can't be found through general principles?
Good Steelman regardless though!
Do unto others.
I was Cleopatra, I was taller than the rafters
But that's all in the past now, gone with the wind
Now a nurse in white shoes leads me back to my guestroom
It's a bed and a bathroom
And a place for the end
There is a middle road for sure.
Thanks for this read.