Moral Dilemmas by Christopher W Gowans

Moral Dilemmas by Christopher W Gowans

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Zusammenfassung

Essays on a central topic in ethical theory from Kant, Mill, Bradley, and Ross to recent work by Foot, Hare, Nagel, van Fraasen, and others.

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Moral Dilemmas by Christopher W Gowans

The essays in this volume illuminate a central topic in ethical theory: moral dilemmas. Some contemporary philosophers dispute the traditional view that a true moral dilemma - a situation in which a person has two irreconcilable moral duties - cannot exist. The book provides the historical background to the on-going debate with selections from Kant, Mill, Bradley, and Ross. The best recent work is represented in essays by Donagan, Foot, Hare, Marcus, Nagel, van Fraassen, Williams, and others.
A superb anthology...The selections, enhanced by substantial editorial contributions, have the clarity and organization required for a course text as well as the scope and depth to be a resource for anyone interested in the debate or its implications for either ethical theory or contemporary ethical problems. * Nous *
Christopher W. Gowans is professor of philosophy at Fordham University, USA. He is editor of Moral Disagreements (Routledge 2000), Moral Dilemmas (Oxford University Press 1987) and the author of Innocence Lost: An Examination of Inescapable Wrongdoing (Oxford University Press 1994).
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ISBN 13 9780195042719
ISBN 10 0195042719
Titel Moral Dilemmas
Autor Christopher W Gowans
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Bindungsart Paperback
Verlag Oxford University Press Inc
Erscheinungsjahr 1987-08-13
Seitenanzahl 316
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