In an era increasingly defined by radical autonomy, Ethics of the Vulnerable Self challenges the traditional misconception of human fragility as a deficiency of agency, repositioning it as the essential foundation of ethical relationality. By exploring the ontological necessity of interdependence, this provocative work argues that true moral integrity emerges only when we embrace our shared susceptibility. This volume offers a rigorous yet accessible framework for safeguarding human dignity, providing indispensable insights for scholars and thinkers seeking to navigate the complex moral landscapes of contemporary existence.
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