Lola; Or The Thought and Speech of Animals

Ethics and Modern Thought: A Theory of Their Relations by Rudolf Eucken explores the intricate relationship between ethical principles and contemporary philosophical ideas. Eucken a prominent philosopher delves into how modern thought has shaped our understanding of ethics emphasizing the need for a moral framework in an increasingly complex world. He argues that ethical considerations are essential for the development of a just society and that philosophy must engage with ethical issues to remain relevant. This work serves as a bridge between traditional ethical theories and modern philosophical discourse. *** In this book Eucken critiques the disconnection often found between ethics and modern intellectual movements. He advocates for a synthesis of ethical thought with the advancements in philosophy science and culture. By doing so he aims to provide a comprehensive view that addresses the moral dilemmas faced in contemporary society. Eucken''s insights encourage readers to reflect on their own ethical beliefs and the implications of modernity on moral reasoning making this work a significant contribution to both ethics and philosophy.