Subjective and intersubjective dimensions of ethical action: the philosophical interpretation of moral conscience and the problem of social justice

Abstract

This article examines the subjective and intersubjective dimensions of ethical action, exploring the philosophical interpretation of moral consciousness and its interrelation with the issue of social justice. It highlights the complexity of ethical action, encompassing subjective aspects related to individual experiences and intersubjective aspects that acknowledge the interconnectedness of morality with social interactions and mutual responsibilities. The article underscores the relevance of these dimensions in addressing ethical challenges and, in particular, in tackling the issue of social justice. The equitable distribution of resources and opportunities is explored as an essential component for ensuring a more just society, demonstrating the inseparability of the subjective and intersubjective dimensions of ethical action.

Keywords: Ethical action. Moral consciousness. Social justice.