Deliberative Moral

The research discourse is expanded on three main levels in the course of the design of deliberative morality.
The moral-theoretical contribution consists in the action-theoretical interpretation of Schopenhauer's concept of “deliberative capacity”, whose phenomenological reception and synchronizability with Ricœur's thinking is thereby strengthened.
The exegetical discourse on the interdependence of identity, narrativity and morality is emphasized by transferring it to the problem of the narrative about the other.
This is met with the development of a synthesis of Husserl's “phenomenological attitude” and the narratological reflections in the form of “work on narratives” as an approach to interpretation, criticism and solution.