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Book Synopsis1. Editors: ‘Introduction’.- Part One: The Importance and Implications of Context in Ethics.- 2. Nora Hämäläinen: ‘Working Values into Practice and Transforming Them Along the Way: Some Examples from Environmental Ethics’.- 3. Raffaele Rodogno: ’Well-Being, Context, and Normativity’.- 4. Camilla Kronqvist: ‘Listening to Who is Talking: The Speakers as Context’.- 5. Anne-Marie S. Christensen: ‘Thinking About the New. Practical Ethics as Contextual Ethics’.- Part Two: How to do Context? Theories, Methodologies and Fieldtrips.- 6. Duncan Richter: ‘The Ethics of Description’.- 7. Sverker Finnström: ‘When the World isnot Directly Given to Us: On Death, Murder, and Participant Reflection in a Ugandan Warzone’.- 8. Cecilie Eriksen: ‘Bias, Blind Spots and Cherry-picking. Methodological Challenges in Contextual Ethics’.- 9. Ondrej Beran: ‘The (Im)possibilities of Philosophical Advice’.- 10. Ylva Gustafsson: ‘Reflections on Illness Narratives and the Missing Voices’.- Part Three: Trying it Out – Examples of Contextualised Moral Philosophy.- 11. Hannah Winther: ‘Contextual Animal Ethics’.- 12. Salla Aldrin Salskov: ‘The Queer Ethics of Alison Bechdel’s Are You’re my Mother? and Judith Butler’s Giving an Account of Oneself’.- 13. Lisa Aaltola: ‘Universal or Contextual Love?’.- 14. Jonna Bornemark: ‘Asymmetrical Lessons: Pregnancy, Horses and BDSM’.
