Conscience in the Age of Pandemic (Japanese Edition)
by Yukuji Okita, Katsunobu Kihara, Katsuhiro Kohara, Nobuhiro Nakamura, Itaru Fukaya, Yoshihiko Wada, Doshisha University Center For The Study Of Conscience, Masaya Shimokusu, Masanori Naito, Tadashi Yagi
This Japanese edition explores conscience amid the pandemic, featuring insights from Yukuji Okita, Katsunobu Kihara, and other experts from Doshisha University. It addresses ethical challenges and moral navigation in a time of global health crisis, offering thoughtful perspectives on personal and societal responsibilities.
About This Book
In the era of the pandemic, questions of conscience have taken on new urgency. This book examines how individuals and institutions navigate moral challenges amid widespread uncertainty and health crises.
Contributions from multiple experts highlight the interplay between personal ethics and societal responsibilities. The discussion addresses the evolving nature of conscience in response to global events.
Published by Doshisha University Center for the Study of Conscience, the work offers insights into philosophical and practical dimensions of ethical decision-making during extraordinary times.
The Japanese edition makes these reflections accessible to a broader audience, fostering deeper understanding of conscience in contemporary contexts.
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