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Reasons and Persons

Author: Derek Parfit

This book challenges, with quite strong arguments, some of our deepest beliefs about logic, ethics, and personal identity. The author argues that we have a false conception of our nature; that it is...

This book challenges, with quite strong arguments, some of our deepest beliefs about logic, ethics, and personal identity. The author argues that we have a false conception of our nature; that it is often rational to act against our best interests; that most of our moral views are directly self-destructive; and that when considering future generations, the...

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This book challenges, with quite strong arguments, some of our deepest beliefs about logic, ethics, and personal identity. The author argues that we have a false conception of our nature; that it is often rational to act against our best interests; that most of our moral views are directly self-destructive; and that when considering future generations, the conclusions will often be discouraging. He concludes that non-religious ethical philosophy is a new subject, with a promising but unpredictable trajectory.

  • Pages: 560
  • Dimensions: 12.9x12.9cm

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Author
Derek Parfit
Publisher
Oxford University Press
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Language
English
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9780198249085

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