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Moral
Die Erfindung von Gut und Böse
By: Hanno Sauer
Narrated by: Mark Bremer
Length: 14 hrs and 14 mins
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Summary

Woher kommt Moral und wie zeigt sie sich heute?

Moderne Gesellschaften sind Krisengesellschaften: Universelle Werte sind erodiert, eine allgemeingültige Moral scheint für immer der Vergangenheit anzugehören. Doch der Schein trügt: Tatsächlich gibt es universelle Werte, die alle Menschen miteinander teilen. Hanno Sauer erzählt die Geschichte unserer Moral von der Entstehung menschlicher Kooperationsfähigkeit vor 5 Millionen Jahren bis zu den jüngsten Krisen moralischer Polarisierung. Und er beschreibt, welche Prozesse biologischer, kultureller und historischer Evolution die moralische Grammatik formten, die unsere Gegenwart bestimmt.