The Multidisciplinary Nature of Morality and Applied Ethics

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Exploring the complexity of morality, this book delves into various disciplines such as ethics, evolution, moral psychology, culture, religion, and law. It examines the nuances of moral obligations versus ideals and critiques different ethical theories. A chapter dedicated to evil highlights the fragility of moral principles. Written in accessible language, it caters to a wide audience, including ethics committee members, students, and philosophers, making it an engaging resource for those seeking a deeper understanding of moral issues and dilemmas.