Ethics concepts can be either thick or thin: thick concepts contain descriptive elements and value judgments, while thin concepts are more general evaluations that lack descriptive content.
Ethics concepts can be either thick or thin: thick concepts contain descriptive elements and value judgments, while thin concepts are more general evaluations that lack descriptive content.
Ethics concepts can be either thick or thin: thick concepts contain descriptive elements and value judgments, while thin concepts are more general evaluations that lack descriptive content.