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Ethics: The Key Thinkers

Name: Ethics: The Key Thinkers
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Author: South Africa) Dr Tom Angier (university Of Cape Town
ISBN: 9781441149398

by South Africa) Dr Tom Angier (university Of Cape Town

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288 pages
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
13.8 x 21.4 x 1.6 cm

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For students exploring Western moral philosophy.

Guides you through the ideas of major key thinkers.

Broadens your knowledge of historical moral theory.

A comprehensive survey of the most influential thinkers in Western moral philosophy, from Plato to MacIntyre.

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Ethics: The Key Thinkers surveys the history of Western moral philosophy, guiding students through the work and ideas of the field's most important figures, from Plato to MacIntyre. With entries written by leading contemporary scholars, the book covers the following thinkers: PlatoAristotleThe StoicsThomas AquinasDavid HumeImmanuel KantG.W.F. HegelKarl MarxJ.S. Mill Friedrich NietzscheAlasdair MacIntyre The book explores the contribution of each thinker in turn, narrating how they have changed the shape of ethical theory as a whole. The book also includes guides to the latest reading on each thinker.