Consequentialism (Wiley Blackwell Readings in Philosophy)
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Consequentialism (Wiley Blackwell Readings in Philosophy)

by Stephen Darwell

Philosophy
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Consequentialism introduces readers to a central approach in philosophical ethics through a focused collection of readings. Edited by Stephen Darwell for the Wiley-Blackwell Readings in Philosophy series, this volume is a useful resource for students and anyone interested in moral theory and the evaluation of consequences.

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Consequentialism is a major subject in philosophical ethics, focused on the moral significance of outcomes and consequences.

This Wiley-Blackwell volume presents readings dedicated to consequentialist thought and its role in philosophical discussion.

It is suited to students, instructors, and general readers seeking an introduction or reference point for studying ethical theory.

Edited by Stephen Darwell, the book offers a focused collection for engaging with consequentialism through philosophical readings.

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