Lecture
This lecture introduces the fundamental concepts of ethics, exploring the desire for a good life with and for others. It delves into the origins of ethics, the object of ethical reflection, and the relationship between desire, rule, and the common good. The lecture discusses different conceptions of the good, the importance of impartiality, and the ethical problem of partiality. It also examines the role of knowledge in ethical action, drawing inspiration from philosophical works. The lecture concludes by emphasizing the practical nature of ethics, highlighting the importance of collaboration, cooperation, and the pursuit of the common good.