When Doing the Right Thing Is Impossible (Philosophy in Action)
by Lisa Tessman
In 'When Doing the Right Thing Is Impossible,' Lisa Tessman explores the philosophical tensions arising when moral duties become unattainable. Part of the Philosophy in Action series, it probes the conflicts between ethical ideals and practical realities, offering a nuanced view of moral philosophy in challenging situations.
About This Book
When Doing the Right Thing Is Impossible examines the challenges in ethical decision-making within the framework of Philosophy in Action. It addresses situations where moral principles are tested by conflicting demands.
The book, authored by Lisa Tessman, provides insights into the philosophical implications of impossible moral scenarios. It encourages readers to reflect on the nature of ethical action in complex real-world contexts.
Through a thoughtful analysis, the text highlights the struggles of maintaining moral integrity amid adversity. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding the limits of ethical ideals.
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