The morality of the everyday: an initial step towards a research strategy
Coulthard, Darryl 2006, The morality of the everyday: an initial step towards a research strategy, in APROS 11 proceedings: papers from 11th International Colloquium of Asia-Pacific Researchers in Organization Studies, Asia-Pacific Researchers in Organisation Studies, Melbourne, Vic..
This paper attempts to problematise morality and to locate and investigate morality as an everyday activity. The paper draws extensively on the work of Zygmunt Bauman on the Holocaust and the challenges the Holocaust makes to social theory and to ethics. Following Bauman and Giddens, I argue that morality is pre-social and forms part of the social world in which we live and that it cannot and should not be codified. Some implications for future research on the morality of the everyday are made.
ISBN
192116638X 9781921166389
Language
eng
Field of Research
229999 Philosophy and Religious Studies not elsewhere classified
Socio Economic Objective
970122 Expanding Knowledge in Philosophy and Religious Studies
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