Ethics

About this book

In a transformative era marked by rapid industrialization and social change, "Ethics" by John Dewey and James Hayden Tufts emerges as a critical examination of moral philosophy. This foundational text delves into the interplay between individual conduct and societal norms, challenging readers to consider the implications of ethical behavior in a complex world. With a focus on pragmatic approaches to moral dilemmas and the significance of community in shaping ethical standards, the authors provide a compelling framework for understanding morality. Ideal for students, civic activists, and philosophers alike, "Ethics" invites readers to engage deeply with concepts that resonate in contemporary discussions on justice and responsibility. Explore the nuances of morality and its impact on society with this essential philosophical work.

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