Ethical Choices: An Introduction to Moral Philosophy with Cases
"The discussions of the standard arguments in moral theory are without exception clear and accurate. The case studies are engaging and will without a doubt be pedagogically useful. Students will be left with a profound sense of the complexity of moral reasoning."--Robert Talisse,VanderbiltUniversity"This text is clearly superior . . . in nearly every respect. The authors' commitment to looking at each side of the issue is really quite impressive and exactly what is needed to develop our students' ability to think less one-sidedly. I would be quite likely to adopt this text. I, like many, have long-waited an alternative to Rachels:The Elements of Moral Philosophy.I believe that this may be it."--Sarah Black Jones,Northern Michigan University