This collection of essays, by a leading scholar in ethics and political philosophy, presents original views on central topics in ethics such as reasons, intuition, obligation, value, virtue and rights. Written in a clear and engaging style, it is a valuable resource for students as well as scholars.
A wide-ranging collection of essays by a leading philosopher of ethics.
Advance praise: 'This volume brings together twelve well-chosen essays that epitomize the central features in Robert Audi's distinctive moral and political philosophy. The collection, which includes application of Audi's perspectives to the relation between religion and the state, will be eminently useful.' Elizabeth Radcliffe, The College of William and Mary