- Kafka’s animals between mimicry and assimilation
- Bioethical motifs in the literary work of Karel Čapek
- Hugolín Gavlovič on moral education: Enlightenment ideas in baroque literature?
- Ethical teachings of Classical Antiquity philosophers in the poetry of Saint Gregory of Nazianzus
- “True peace of mind” allegorical narrative as a tool of moral (trans)formation in J. A. Comenius’s Labyrinth
- A bitter diagnostic of the ultra-liberal human: Michel Houellebecq on some ethical issues
- The literary works as a code of ethics in Great Moravia
- Kafka: Crime and punishment
- Morals and culture at the time of Decameron
- On the testimony of the Holocaust in literature and ethics
- Jiří Menzel’s treatment of sacrifice
- Wolf Hall and moral personhood
- Thinking and behaving “Otherwise”: An anthropological enquiry into utopia, image and ethics
- Transhumanism and the issue of death
- “Verbindlichkeit”: Some drafts of a groundwork in moral philosophy
- Effective altruism for the poor
- The ethical dimension of consumption in a relationship
- Different approaches to the relationship of life & death (review of articles)
- Brain death: A response to the commentaries
- On the search for sources of good and evil in the Lvov-Warsaw School of Philosophy
- Animalization of language, therefore death of a man
- Modernism and nihilism of the Constitution for the Earth
- The rules of the rationality of practical discourse in the light of ethics of discourse: An analysis of Robert Alexy’s proposal