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Particularismo Moral

Authors: Corbí, Josep E.;

Particularismo Moral

Abstract

El particularismo moral insiste en la importancia de atender a las circunstancias del caso particular, pero no puede renunciar a mostrar cómo se proyecta sobre otros casos similares y en qué sentido el sujeto que valora puede entenderse como un sujeto cualquiera. El generalismo moral, por el contrario, destaca el hecho de que la respuesta moral va más allá del caso particular y considera que, para ello, debe subsumirse bajo un conjunto de principios; por otro lado, defiende que la apelación a un sujeto cualquiera alude manifiestamente a un sujeto que hace abstracción de sus propias circunstancias, incluido su carácter. El particularismo moral se define, en el debate contemporáneo, por contraposición al generalismo moral. De hecho, el particularismo moral tiende a asumir la carga de la prueba y entiende que solo podrá afirmarse si muestra o bien la dispensabilidad de los principios morales o bien su incapacidad para dar cuenta de nuestras prácticas morales. Dedicaré, pues, la primera sección a presentar los rasgos centrales del generalismo moral y dedicaré las otras dos secciones a presentar y discutir respectivamente una versión moderada y otra radical del particularismo moral.

Keywords

particularismo, UNESCO::ÉTICA, moralidad

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