Ethics Explored: 52 Influential Books: A Cross-Cultural Anthology of Virtue, Duty, Self-Mastery, Social Justice, and Moral Philosophy
by Aristotle, Plutarch, H. G. Wells, Epictetus, John Dewey, Booker T. Washington, Upton Sinclair, John Bunyan, Richard Baxter, Benedictus De Spinoza, Bernard Mandeville, Alfred Russel Wallace, George Horace Lorimer, G. E. Moore, William De Witt Hyde, Mohandas K. Gandhi, Oliver Optic, James Hayden Tufts, Iamblichus, Goldwin Smith, James Harold Romain, Cora May Williams, John Hamilton Moore, John H. Stapleton, Franz Brentano, Margaret Slattery, T. De Witt Talmage, Lucy Helen Muriel Soulsby, J. M. Judy, Thomas Fowler, M. Valentine, W. R. Sorley, Kenneth Ingram, S. A. D. Tissot, Robert Chenault Givler, Mabel Anne Mckee, Malcolm Guthrie, Maurice Francis Egan, S. M. I. Henry, Rudolf Eucken, Horatio Robinson Storer, Edward Abbott Sir Parry, Emil Edward Kusel, Stephen S. Wise, Horatio Jr. Alger, Arthur Christopher Benson, Felix Adler, W. R. Washington Sullivan, Laurence Housman
This cross-cultural anthology brings together 52 influential books and a wide range of authors to examine virtue, duty, self-mastery, social justice, and moral philosophy. From Aristotle and Epictetus to Gandhi and John Dewey, it presents varied perspectives on enduring questions of ethics and human conduct.
About This Book
Ethics Explored gathers material from 52 influential books into a cross-cultural anthology of moral thought.
Its themes include virtue, duty, self-mastery, social justice, and moral philosophy.
The collection brings together writings associated with figures such as Aristotle, Plutarch, Epictetus, John Dewey, Mohandas K. Gandhi, and Booker T. Washington.
Spanning a wide range of authors and perspectives, this anthology offers a broad introduction to enduring questions about ethical life and human conduct.
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