Consequentialism (New Problems of Philosophy)
by Julia Driver
In Consequentialism, Julia Driver delivers a concise exploration of this influential ethical theory within the New Problems of Philosophy series. Focusing on outcome-based moral evaluation, the book clarifies core concepts, debates, and real-world relevance, making it an essential read for philosophy enthusiasts and students seeking to grasp consequentialist principles.
About This Book
Consequentialism is a major approach in moral philosophy that judges the rightness of actions based on their consequences. This book provides an accessible introduction to the theory's foundations and implications.
Julia Driver examines how consequentialism differs from other ethical frameworks, highlighting its strengths in practical decision-making. The discussion covers key debates and applications in everyday ethics.
As part of the New Problems of Philosophy series, the text addresses contemporary issues and criticisms of consequentialist thought. It offers clear explanations for students and philosophers alike.
The book encourages readers to consider the broader impact of actions on well-being and society, fostering deeper understanding of moral reasoning.
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