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  1. The poverty of (moral) philosophy: Towards an empirical and pragmatic ethics.Marcus Morgan - 2014 - European Journal of Social Theory 17 (2):129-146.
    This article makes both a more general and a more specific argument, and while the latter relies upon the former, the inverse does not apply. The more general argument proposes that empirical disciplines such as sociology are better suited to the production of ethical knowledge than more characteristically abstract and legalistic disciplines such as philosophy and theology. The more specific argument, which is made through a critique of Bauman’s Levinasian articulation of ethics, proposes what it calls ‘pragmatic humanism’ as a (...)
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