Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![The Oxford Handbook of Ethical Theory]( "The Oxford Handbook of Ethical Theory")
The Oxford Handbook of Ethical Theory55,99 €![The Good It Promises, the Harm It Does]( "The Good It Promises, the Harm It Does")
The Good It Promises, the Harm It Does34,99 €![The Moral Life]( "The Moral Life")
The Moral Life140,99 €![The Ethics of Care]( "The Ethics of Care")
The Ethics of Care53,99 €![Setting the Moral Compass]( "Setting the Moral Compass")
Setting the Moral Compass66,99 €![The Rules of Rescue]( "The Rules of Rescue")
The Rules of Rescue38,99 €![The Body in Pain]( "The Body in Pain")
The Body in Pain25,99 €
People differ in terms of how morally deserving they are. And it is a good thing if people get what they deserve. Accordingly, it is important to work out an adequate theory of moral desert. But while certain aspects of such a theory have been frequently discussed in the philosophical literature, many others have been surprisingly neglected. The Geometry of Desert explores a number of these less familiar questions, using graphs to illustrate the various possible answers. The result is a more careful investigation into the nature of moral desert than has ever previously been offered, one that reveals desert to have a hidden complexity that most of us have failed to recognize.
The Geometry of Desert explores the hidden complexity of moral desert. Using graphs to illustrate and contrast alternative views, it carefully investigates the various ways in which the value of an outcome varies when people get (or fail to get) what they deserve.
The Geometry of Desert explores the hidden complexity of moral desert. Using graphs to illustrate and contrast alternative views, it carefully investigates the various ways in which the value of an outcome varies when people get (or fail to get) what they deserve.