Ethics as a Method

Más información sobre el libro

Challenging traditional ethical theories, this book argues that no single moral principle can encompass the complexities of moral reality. It emphasizes that while these theories may highlight certain aspects of ethics, they fail to fully address the intricacies of moral dilemmas. Advocating for a pluralistic ethical approach, the author asserts that understanding difficult moral problems requires recognizing the multifaceted nature of ethics rather than adhering to a singular perspective.