Sinopsis
A Supplement to the First Edition of Methods of Ethics offers a clear, thoughtful revision of a landmark work in moral philosophy. This edition explains how the author refined his practical view of ethics, engages with critics, and clarifies how concepts like well-being and objective rightness fit into a broader moral theory. readers will find accessible insight into the evolution of utilitarian and intuitionist ideas, as well as the role of common sense in moral thinking.
What you’ll experience
- An overview of how changes in view were prompted by criticism and new study, including influences from evolution.
- Clear explanations of the relationship between ethics, politics, and practical reason.
- Discussion of happiness, duty, and the different methods used to determine right conduct.
- Notes on how the author handles objections and aims to present a balanced, thorough argument.
Ideal for readers of philosophy, ethics, and readers curious about the development of Sidgwick’s thought and how utilitarian ideas intersect with common sense.
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