What Might Make Life Better?: On Character Formation, Ethical Education, and the Communication of Values in Late Modern Pluralistic Societies

John Witte; Michael Welker

doi:10.5771/9783374077519

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Edition: 1/2024
Copyright Year: 2024
ISBN-Print: 978-3-374-07750-2
ISBN-Online: 978-3-374-07751-9
Publisher: EVA, Leipzig
Language: English
Pages: 144
Product Type: Monograph

Titelei/Inhaltsverzeichnis No access Pages 1 - 12
Introduction No access Pages 13 - 16
1. 1. The Family in Society: Historical Patterns and Modern Trends No access
  2. The Modern Family and Character Formation No access
  3. Concluding Reflections No access
1. 1. Religion as a Differentiated Sphere in Late Modern Societies No access
  2. Critical Perspectives on the Project No access
  3. Justice, Mercy, and Faith in Pluralist Context No access
1. 1. Political Forms and Moral Formation No access
  2. Modern Politics in Interdisciplinary Perspective No access
1. Law and Justice No access
1. 1. Costs versus Care No access
  2. Hard Ethical Decisions and Trade-offs in Health Care No access
  3. The Challenges of Nursing No access
  4. Health Care in Interdisciplinary Perspective No access
  5. Concluding Reflections No access
1. 1. Ethics and Research Universities No access
  2. Character and Ethics at the Intersection of Disciplines No access
  3. Conclusions No access
1. 1. Religious and Psychological Resources for Education No access
  2. Education and Character Development in Comparative Perspective No access
  3. Old and New Challenges in Education No access
1. 1. Markets Are Essential Institutions No access
  2. Do Markets Encourage Moral Character Formation? No access
  3. Are Markets Amoral? No access
  4. Do Markets Harm Moral Character Formation? No access
  5. Concluding Reflections No access
1. Media and Communication No access
1. 1. Character Formation and Soldierly Virtues No access
  2. The Miles Protector No access
  3. Innere Führung No access
  4. The Reciprocal Influence of Military Virtues and Societal Values No access
  5. The Price of Serving: The Effects of Military Service and Challenges of Reintegration No access
  6. Psychological and Moral Injuries No access
  7. Reintegration Challenges for Veterans and their Families No access
  8. Public Perception No access
  9. Acknowledgment and Support No access
  10. The Role of the Church in Military Ethics and Peacebuilding No access
  11. Spiritual Care No access
  12. Christian Advocacy No access
  13. Concluding Reflections No access
1. The Family No access
2. Religion No access
3. Politics No access
4. Law No access
5. Health Care No access
6. Academic Research No access
7. Education No access
8. The Market No access
9. Media No access
10. The Military No access