Quand les migrants nous font faire un « chemin éthique » et nous rappellent au « devoir de fraternité »
People who are forced to migrate lead us on an “ethical journey” that requires us to revisit with them the foundations of shared responsibility and the conditions for a social life seen as a community. There can be no ethics in this area without an “understanding” attitude: how did they get there? H...
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| Формат: | Article ou chapitre numérique |
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2025
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| Online-ссылка: | Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM Accès Université d'Orléans et IFPM |
| Итог: | People who are forced to migrate lead us on an “ethical journey” that requires us to revisit with them the foundations of shared responsibility and the conditions for a social life seen as a community. There can be no ethics in this area without an “understanding” attitude: how did they get there? How did we get here? The work of responsible thinking in social ethics calls for an analysis of particular histories and the interweaving of local and global histories. It highlights, among other things, the importance of economic life, which opens the door to rights and makes it possible to participate in a shared history. Working together revives the notion of the “common good” that underpins the value of solidarity, which is itself the basis of the social contract. Recounting the singular history of migrants ceaselessly activates and reactivates the ethical conscience that recognises these men, women and children as “people” with whom we are allowed to hope… |
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