Albert Camus’s Ethics of Revolution as a Model for Ethical Thinking on Violent Revolutions for Catholics
In this paper, I propose an account of Camus’s ethics in which violent revolutions are never morally permissible but nonetheless acceptable or necessary. My main thesis in this paper is that Camus’s ethics of revolution and my defence of it, particularly the non-moral account of the permissibility o...
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MDPI AG
2024-09-01
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