Moral Theory at the Movies: An Introduction to Ethics
Moral Theory at the Moviesis a refreshing and thorough look at the subject of ethics. The well-chosen readings and movies will provoke students to engage constructively with the material and the author's discussions and explanations are clear and appealing. The study questions provided should ensure a high level of in-class discussion. In short, this is a first-rate text for introductory ethical theory courses.(James B. South, Marquette University)If your ethics course needs a makeover, this book is the way to do it. Clearly written and pedagogically plotted, Moral Theory at the Movies brings classic texts of Plato, Aristotle, Kant, and company into dialogue with contemporary films from Spielberg, Allen, Scorsese, and company. Two thumbs up.(William Irwin, Associate Professor of Philosophy, King's College & Series Editor,Popular Culture and Philosophy(Open Court Publishing))Moral Theory at the Moviesis a textbook aimed at college students. And it's a good one. But any intelligent adult interested in learning more about what philosophers are doing in the realm of moral theory these days would be well served with this book.(Metapsychology Online Reviews)