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"A helpful introduction to ethics."--M.M. Thomas, University of Michigan, Flint
."..a careful, nuanced introductory treatment of ethics and certain backround problems."--Professor Malcolm E. Munson, Greenville Technical College
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In this new and enlarged edition of a standard introduction to moral philosophy, Professor Raphael shows in clear and simple language the connections between abstract ethics and practical problems in law, government, medicine, and the social sciences in general.
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Philosophy is a peculiar activity, and one of its peculiarities is that it cannot be easily or simply defined. Read the first page
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This book is suitable as all of this kind are, for those students who find themselves incapable of generating thought, whose sluggish minds need to be lead on a lead by an author who may be as comprehensive of the subject as he likes but can only leave his readers (if they are intelligent) frustrated and searching for any kind of substance whatever in between the endless and pointless questions, cliches and rhetorical cant.
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elegantly written little book which offers a balanced introduction to modern moral philosophy, ideal for undergraduate study and valuable in that he presents in succinct and accessible terms arguments for and against the main approaches in ethics. Written in the 1970s so not bang up to date but still a useful addition to set texts and handy for revision in first/second year philosophy.
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