ETHICAL METHODOLOGY IN METZ’S THEORY OF UBUNTU

  • Futter D
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Abstract

In this article I apply Thaddeus Metz’s ethical methodology to the ancient Greek ideal of σωφροσύνη in order to show that it generates a distorted account of ubuntu. If ubuntu is a virtue concept, then Metz’s analytical method will not reconstruct it — because it fails to determine whether ubuntu refers to one of a plurality of fundamental virtues, the fundamental virtue, or virtue itself.

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Futter, D. (2016). ETHICAL METHODOLOGY IN METZâ€TMS THEORY OF UBUNTU. Phronimon, 17(1), 57–70. https://doi.org/10.25159/2413-3086/1984

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