Honor, History, and Relationship: Essays in Second-Personal Ethics II

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The book presents a second-personal framework for morality, emphasizing mutual accountability and the authority to make demands. It examines how this framework intersects with cultural concepts of respect and honor, the evolution of modern moral philosophy, and its implications for interpersonal relationships. Through this exploration, Darwall argues for a deeper understanding of moral obligations and the significance of personal interactions in ethical considerations.