Ethics

Ethics is a branch of philosophy that deals with questions of morality and examines what is right and wrong, as well as concepts of good and evil. It involves the systematic evaluation of moral principles, values, virtues, and the rules governing human conduct. Ethics seeks to understand and establish guidelines for behavior, often in social, professional, and personal contexts. It encompasses various subfields, including normative ethics, which explores standards of right action; meta-ethics, which investigates the nature of moral judgments and language; and applied ethics, which addresses specific moral issues such as bioethics, environmental ethics, and business ethics. Ultimately, ethics helps individuals and societies navigate moral dilemmas and promotes reflection on how to lead a good life and coexist harmoniously with others.