Ethics of coexistence: building a culture of peace through interpersonal respect and global harmony

2024/08/26 by Abdellah MOUSSA & Noura ABED
#FOS: Languages and literature

paper · doi:10.48734/akofena.n013.vol.4.0.03.2024

Abstract

Abstract: The concept of coexistence has become a major concern in contemporary philosophical thought, whether on a social, political, cultural or ethical level. This is particularly relevant today as individuals face the challenges of diversity, ethnic, religious and cultural minorities. How can we transform people's aspirations into reality by rooting the values of peace and coexistence despite our cultural and individual differences? Is it possible to develop a universal ethic of coexistence Keywords: Ethics, the other, difference, plurality, diversity

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