The Methods of Ethics

Exploring the foundations of ethical theory, this work delves into utilitarianism and the moral principles guiding human actions. Sidgwick examines the interplay between self-interest and the common good, presenting a rigorous analysis of ethical dilemmas. His insights bridge classical philosophy and modern ethical thought, offering a comprehensive framework for understanding morality. The text serves as a significant contribution to ethical discourse, inviting readers to reflect on the complexities of moral reasoning and the implications of ethical decisions.