Explore the ideas that shaped modern ethics, from Bentham’s legalist approach to the rise of the moral sense.
This edition surveys key figures who argued that human judgment blends law, morality, and instinct, and it traces how concepts of virtue, benevolence, and perfection have evolved across centuries.
This work delves into the early debates about what makes actions right or wrong. It examines Bentham’s utilitarian framework, contrasts it with moral-sense theories, and shows how philosophers like Shaftesbury, Butler, Hutcheson, and Wolf shaped our understanding of motive, happiness, and obligation. Readers will gain a clear sense of the arguments, the historical context, and the differences between metaphysical and practical theories of ethics."synopsis" may belong to another edition of this title.
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