Anti-Natalism: Rejectionist Philosophy from Buddhism to Benatar
by Ken Coates
Ken Coates explores anti-natalism as a rejectionist philosophical position, tracing its place from Buddhism to the contemporary work of David Benatar. This concise study introduces readers to a tradition of thought focused on procreation, existence, and the ethical questions surrounding the decision to create new life.
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Anti-Natalism: Rejectionist Philosophy from Buddhism to Benatar examines anti-natalist thought as a philosophical position.
The book places rejectionist philosophy in a broad historical and intellectual context, beginning with Buddhism and extending to the work of David Benatar.
Ken Coates presents a focused exploration of ideas concerning procreation, existence, and the ethical questions associated with bringing new life into the world.
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