Moral Philosophy: A Systematic Introduction to Normative Ethics and Meta-ethics
by Richard T. Garner, Bernard Rosen
This systematic introduction presents the central areas of moral philosophy through its two major branches: normative ethics and meta-ethics. It offers readers an organized foundation for exploring moral principles, ethical judgment, and questions about the meaning and foundations of morality.
About This Book
This book provides a systematic introduction to moral philosophy.
It focuses on normative ethics, the study of moral principles and judgments.
It also introduces meta-ethics, which examines the meaning, status, and foundations of moral thought.
Designed as an organized overview, the work offers a foundation for studying major questions in ethical theory.
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