Eusebism: A New Moral Theory
By (Author) Carlo Prisco
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Lexington Books/Fortress Academic
4th November 2021
United States
Professional and Scholarly
Non Fiction
Ethics and moral philosophy
171.2
Hardback
168
Width 160mm, Height 228mm, Spine 17mm
458g
Eusebism is a new moral philosophy based on respect, whose purpose is to change paradigms and perspectives that prevent human beings from being free and aware. Eusebisms unifying element is absolute and unconditional respect for everything that exists. From a material and transcendental perspective, it represents the only security on which to base relationships between all people and animals, to search for the best improvement possible and maximize overall well-being.
Eusebism is not based on faith, but on observation and interpretation without subjectivism, even based upon species, sex, age, origin, propensity, habit, social status, technological level, and historical epoch.
Humanism, animal rights, and environmentalism represent philosophical currents that, even if useful and innovative, remain confined within objective limitations since all consider just one element and automatically prevent referentiality to the other doctrines.
The theory incorporates all those perspectives, assimilating inside a comprehensive general theory that rejects discrimination based on them.
Eusebisms perspective inversion is explained by the question: Why should I deny respect
I do not agree in all respects with Prisco, but his book is provocative and engaging and is certain to spark discussion and debate.
Carlo Prisco is assistant professor at the State University of Milan in Philosophy of Law and Bioethics.