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Created from Animals

Name: Created from Animals
Brand: Oxford University Press
SKU: 04030303
Price: 13616 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: James Rachels
ISBN: 9780192861290

James Rachels

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English

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Libristo code: 04030303

Publishers Oxford University Press, May 1991

This is an account of the relevance of Darwinism to ethics. It explains the development of Darwin's... Full description

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This is an account of the relevance of Darwinism to ethics. It explains the development of Darwin's ideas and the essential evidence and arguments for the theory of evolution by natural selection, and how this can paradoxically foster altruistic rather than egoistic tendencies. The implications of this for conventional religion and ethics are fully set out, with the author arguing for a revised morality which does not centre on the idea that human beings are special. He proposes an outlook which includes concern for animals, but which acknowledges that in special circumstances the evidence of evolution justifies giving priority to one form of life over another. This book should stimulate all those interested in evolution and morality to re-examine their views.