The Order of Evils: Toward an Ontology of Morals
"Ophir presents a well-argued alternative to other philosophical outlooks that ground moral life on basic concepts such as rights, duties or pleasure. A sophisticated phenomenological account of the superfluous evil,The Order of Evilsexplores both the ontology of evil and its social and experiential structure. This is the most sustained and brilliant philosophical discussion of evil I have ever read." Moshe Halbertal, Department of Philosophy, Hebrew University