Clifford G. Christians, Stephen J. A. Ward
Abstract
This chapter puts forward a form of moral realism which we call ‘anthropological realism’. We argue that this is an important tool in the construction of a global ethics, and a global media ethics.
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This chapter puts forward a form of moral realism which we call ‘anthropological realism’. We argue that this is an important tool in the construction of a global ethics, and a global media ethics.
Key concepts: Realism, Moral realism, Media ethics, Epistemology, Sociology, Environmental ethics, Philosophy, Media studies