Dive into a compelling exploration of fundamental philosophical problems with the 3rd edition by James Rachels. This essential resource addresses a wide array of critical issues, encouraging readers to engage with profound questions concerning ethics, knowledge, and existence, making it ideal for students and those seeking a robust introduction to philosophy.
Explore concise chapter summaries for Michael Sandel's seminal work, 'Justice: What's the Right Thing to Do?'. This resource provides insightful overviews of Sandel's examination of moral philosophy, political theory, and various approaches to justice, helping readers grasp complex ethical dilemmas and philosophical arguments presented in each chapter.
This comprehensive companion explores the profound depths of Ancient Near Eastern Art, offering critical insights into its historical and cultural significance, while simultaneously delving into the core principles of ethics as examined within the renowned Blackwell Companions to Philosophy series.
Explore the fundamental question: What is good? This guide delves into the definition and meaning of good, examining its various interpretations across philosophical thought, ethical considerations, and personal well-being to provide a comprehensive understanding.
Explore Plato's profound inquiry into moral expertise, examining whether virtue is a teachable skill, an innate quality, or a form of knowledge attainable through rigorous philosophical pursuit. This analysis delves into the Socratic dialogues to uncover the foundational arguments and their lasting impact on Western ethical thought.