Discourse ethics is a normative framework that emphasizes the importance of rational discourse in achieving moral consensus and resolving conflicts. It posits that valid norms are those that can be agreed upon by all affected parties through a process of argumentation free from coercion.

Discourse Ethics

Discourse ethics

A normative framework is a structured set of standards and principles that guide behavior and decision-making within a specific context, often used to evaluate the morality or appropriateness of actions. It provides a basis for assessing compliance with ethical, legal, and societal norms, influencing both individual and institutional conduct.

normative framework

Rational discourse is the practice of engaging in reasoned dialogue where participants aim to reach a mutual understanding or agreement through logical argumentation and evidence-based discussion. It emphasizes open-mindedness, respect for differing viewpoints, and the use of critical thinking to evaluate claims and evidence objectively.

rational discourse

Moral consensus refers to a general agreement among members of a society or group about what is considered right and wrong, guiding collective behavior and decision-making. It is crucial for social cohesion and the establishment of laws and norms that reflect shared values.

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