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Ethics In The Gray Area A Gradualist Theory Of Right And Wrong Martin Peterson

Name: Ethics In The Gray Area A Gradualist Theory Of Right And Wrong Martin Peterson
SKU: BELL-50279276
Price: 31.00 USD
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Ethics In The Gray Area A Gradualist Theory Of Right And Wrong Martin Peterson instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.44 MB

Pages: 236

Author: Martin Peterson

ISBN: 9781009336789, 1009336789

Language: English

Year: 2023

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Ethics In The Gray Area A Gradualist Theory Of Right And Wrong Martin Peterson by Martin Peterson 9781009336789, 1009336789 instant download after payment.

What should morally conscientious agents do if they must choose among options that are somewhat right and somewhat wrong? Should one select an option that is right to the highest degree, or would it perhaps be more rational to choose randomly among all somewhat right options? And how should lawmakers and courts address behaviour that is neither entirely right nor entirely wrong? In this first book-length discussion of the 'gray area' in ethics, Martin Peterson challenges the assumption that rightness and wrongness are binary properties and explores acts which are neither entirely right nor entirely wrong, but rather a bit of both. Including discussions of white lies and the permissibility of abortion, Peterson's book presents a gradualist theory of right and wrong designed to answer these and other practical questions about the gray area in ethics.