Communication, ethics and anthropoethics
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Keywords

communication
ethics
anthropoethics
globalization
action and universalization

How to Cite

Silva, L. M. da. (2009). Communication, ethics and anthropoethics. Brazilian Journalism Research, 5(2), 53–63. https://doi.org/10.25200/BJR.v5n2.2009.211

Abstract

The purpose of this article is to dream of – in the sense of establishing – the utopian perspective of a scenario that remains utopian but which nonetheless provides the first indications that we may be entering a new paradigm, that of communication-ethics, that is to say, the ethical dimension of communication, which in this case is not restricted to technological advancements but concerns communication with ethics and as ethics, to conclude that without ethics, there is no communication and by extension, no genuine mankind nor genuine humanity. Communication and ethics therefore appear inseparable; one cannot exist without the other. The audacity of this ethical visionary lies in managing to perceive more than just technological marvels, but also to appreciate the paradigm of anthropoethics entering the realm of the concrete, that is to say, ethics for mankind and for humanity, as conceived of by Apel, Habermas and Morin.
https://doi.org/10.25200/BJR.v5n2.2009.211
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