When Doing the Right Thing Is Impossible (Philosophy in Action)
by Lisa Tessman
When Doing the Right Thing Is Impossible examines the ethical challenges of situations where every available choice involves serious moral loss. Lisa Tessman explores moral distress, conflicting obligations, and the limits of agency, offering readers a rigorous philosophical perspective on impossible choices and the demands they place on those who face them.
About This Book
When Doing the Right Thing Is Impossible explores difficult moral situations in which no available option fully satisfies the demands of ethics.
Lisa Tessman considers what happens when people face unavoidable wrongdoing, conflicting obligations, or circumstances that make moral action exceptionally demanding.
The book presents a philosophical examination of moral distress and the limits of ethical agency.
It is intended for readers interested in ethics, moral psychology, and philosophy applied to challenging real-world conditions.
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