In Defense of Selfishness: Why the Code of Self-Sacrifice is Unjust and Destructive
Peter Schwartz questions the belief that self-sacrifice is a moral ideal. In Defense of Selfishness examines the ethical and social consequences of demanding that individuals put others first, offering a provocative challenge to conventional ideas about morality, personal interest, and responsible action.
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In Defense of Selfishness examines the idea that people should be expected to sacrifice themselves for others.
Peter Schwartz challenges the code of self-sacrifice as unjust and destructive, inviting readers to reconsider widely accepted assumptions about morality and personal conduct.
The book presents selfishness as a subject for serious ethical and social analysis rather than simple condemnation.
It offers a provocative perspective on the relationship between individual interests, moral obligations, and the values that shape human behavior.
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