Consequentialism (New Problems of Philosophy)
by Julia Driver
Julia Driver offers a focused introduction to consequentialism, a major approach in moral philosophy that evaluates actions through their consequences. Written for readers engaging with contemporary ethical theory, this volume explains the central ideas of consequentialism while highlighting the philosophical problems and debates surrounding it.
About This Book
Consequentialism examines a major approach to ethical theory: the view that the consequences of actions are central to determining their moral value.
Julia Driver presents the subject within contemporary moral philosophy, making its central concepts and problems accessible to readers studying ethics.
The book considers the questions and debates that arise when moral judgment is connected to outcomes.
Part of the New Problems of Philosophy series, this volume offers a focused introduction to consequentialist thought.
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