Analysis reveals the common need for ethical reflection among Weber, von Mises, and Levinas, highlighting divergent philosophical views.
The aim of this article is to show that Max Weber, Emmanuel Levinas, and Ludwig von Mises converge in recognizing the need for ethical reflection in a world increasingly governed by technology, despite putting forward different philosophical approaches rooted in very distinct contexts. Within their thought, one can discern contrasts that make it possible to establish affinities with certain proposals, while others appear questionable or subject to dismissal.
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