Moral Obligations: Action, Intention, and Valuation
Moral Obligations: Action, Intention, and Valuation examines ethical questions through three closely related ideas: what people do, why they act, and how value is understood. This focused philosophical work provides a framework for thinking about moral responsibility and the foundations of obligation.
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Moral Obligations: Action, Intention, and Valuation focuses on the relationship between moral obligations and three central concepts: action, intention, and valuation.
The title places ethical judgment and responsibility at the center of the discussion.
It offers a focused philosophical framework for considering how what people do, why they do it, and how things are valued may relate to moral obligation.
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