"Ethics and the Limits of Philosophy"

"Ethics and the Limits of Philosophy" explores the challenges of applying philosophical reasoning to moral questions. It examines how ethical theories can provide guidance on what is right or wrong, yet acknowledges that philosophy often struggles with ambiguity and complexity in real-life situations. These limitations arise from differing cultural values, personal experiences, and the inability to find universal solutions. Ultimately, the work suggests that while philosophy can deepen our understanding of ethics, it cannot resolve all moral dilemmas, highlighting the need for dialogue and empathy when facing ethical issues.