Ethics (Oxford Readers)
by Peter Singer
Ethics (Oxford Readers), edited by Peter Singer, is a vital anthology of philosophical writings on moral principles and dilemmas. It features key texts from prominent thinkers, offering an accessible entry into ethical theory for beginners and scholars alike. This collection illuminates the core debates that define human values and decision-making.
About This Book
The Oxford Readers series presents accessible introductions to major philosophical topics, and Ethics compiles influential texts that shape contemporary moral thought.
Edited by Peter Singer, a leading figure in applied ethics, this volume draws from classical and modern sources to examine foundational questions in right and wrong.
Ideal for students and general readers, it provides a balanced overview without requiring prior expertise in philosophy.
Through carefully selected excerpts, the book highlights diverse perspectives on ethical issues, fostering critical engagement with timeless debates.
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