Persons: The Difference between `Someone' and `Something' (Oxford Studies in Theological Ethics)
by Oliver O'Donovan, Robert Spaemann
In this Oxford Studies in Theological Ethics volume, Oliver O’Donovan and Robert Spaemann examine the difference between “someone” and “something.” Combining theological and philosophical reflection, the book focuses on personhood and its significance for ethical thought.
About This Book
Persons: The Difference between “Someone” and “Something” explores a fundamental distinction in theological ethics: the difference between persons and things.
Written by Oliver O’Donovan and Robert Spaemann, the book brings together two major voices associated with theological and philosophical reflection.
As part of the Oxford Studies in Theological Ethics series, it considers personhood through the language of ethics, theology, and philosophy.
This volume will interest readers seeking careful engagement with the meaning and significance of being a person.
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