Kniha podává úvod do profesní etiky v povoláních, orientovaných na práci s lidmi. Je rozdělena na dvě části a v celkem osmnácti kapitolách dává ucelený přehled různych etických směrů zaměřených na práci v sociální oblasti.
On Splitting and Loss of Orientation
Focusing on the intersection of psychology and religion, this book explores Friedrich Nietzsche's critical insights through the lenses of attachment theory and self-psychology. Jan-Olav Henriksen analyzes Nietzsche's views on individualism, God, morality, and emotions, revealing how his critiques of religion stem from psychological fragmentation and a significant loss of the guidance that religion offered him in his youth. This fresh perspective enhances the understanding of Nietzsche's philosophical contributions and their deeper psychological implications.
Reconsidering Human Agency and its Limits
The book explores the unique challenges posed by the Anthropocene era to theology and theological anthropology. It highlights the absence of direct resources within the theological tradition to address contemporary human experiences in this context. The author advocates for a contextually grounded theological reflection on the meaning of humanity in light of these unprecedented circumstances, encouraging a re-examination of human identity and existence.