Living Philosophy: An Introduction to Moral ThoughtFirst published in 2003. Living Philosophy: An introduction to moral thought, Third edition is a thoroughly revised and updated version of its highly successful and popular predecessor. Incorporating several brand new case studies and discussion points, the book introduces central questions in ethical theory to the student and assumes no previous knowledge of philosophy. |
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Índice
The Scope of Ethics | |
Facts and Values | |
Our Knowledge of Right and Wrong | |
Ends and Means I Kant | |
Ends and Means Ii Mill and Utilitarianism | |
Existentialism and Ethics | |
Morality and Religion | |
Eastern Religion and Cultural Relativism | |
Ethics and Politics | |
Environmental Ethics and Bioethics | |
Ethics and Education | |
Moral Maturity | |
Phi Beta Kappa The Philosophy of Experience | |
Free Will and Determinism | |
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