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Routledge Challenging Moral Particularism - Ethics Book

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Explore one of the most debated topics in contemporary ethics with Challenging Moral Particularism. Part of the Routledge Studies in Ethics and Moral Theory series, this volume addresses the cutting-edge discussion surrounding particularism and its impact on moral philosophy. While many philosophers defend generalist theories based on abstract principles, this work examines the serious lessons and challenges that particularism presents to the field. This book provides a high standard of academic contributions that engage with the lively debates currently flourishing in the philosophical community. It is designed to serve as a vital resource for those studying the tension between generalist theories and particularist views. Whether you are a professional researcher or a student of moral theory, this text offers the rigorous analysis needed to understand these evolving ethical perspectives. It stands as a necessary addition to any collection focused on Western philosophy and the history of moral thought.

Key Features

Part of the Routledge Studies in Ethics and Moral Theory series for academic depth.

Addresses the cutting-edge debate between particularism and generalist moral theories.

Provides high-standard contributions suitable for professional philosophical research.

Explores the challenges that particularism poses to abstract moral principles.

Serves as required reading for professionals engaged in contemporary ethics debates.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
18 March 2008
Listed Since
18 July 2007

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