While philosophical theories typically aim to resolve the inconsistencies of modern value pluralism with new ethical concepts, sociological system theory focuses on the straightforward observation of moral and ethical communication. It highlights practical situations in which ethical concepts, moral subjects, normative claims, and values emerge and become relevant. This volume brings together empirical studies from diverse contexts such as hospitals, business organizations, political debates, and fashion, providing an impression of the various present realities of a morally descriptive society.