Titlebook: New Waves in Ethics; Thom Brooks Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2011 ethics.Metaethics.moral phi

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Lisa Fuller persons a year, per 100,000 of population. Historically, the higher rates of suicide are in the older age groups and in males. However, the general trend in the last twenty years has been for suicide increasing in the younger age groups (15-34) and in femah;s. It has been suggested that thi~ develo

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Jonathan Webberappears as a character successful in life and has not got any financial problems in the novel by the Brazilian author Paulo Coelho, entitled .. She is recovered to a mental health hospital after her suicide attempt due to her boredom of life. The novel is about her recovery process in this famous me

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Introduction,n mind. One goal is that anyone coming to the study of ethics for the first time should be able to pick up this book, read its pages and become knowledgeable about major debates in this area. A second goal is that this book might serve as a snapshot of the leading upcoming figures in the area of eth

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What Did the British Idealists Ever Do for Us?,tury and began to wane after the outbreak of the First World War. British Idealism has produced a number of important figures, such as Bernard Bosanquet, R. G. Collingwood, F. H. Bradley and T. H. Green, as well as other important, but less well known, figures, such as J. S. Mackenzie, John Henry Mu

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Choosing Well: Value Pluralism and Patterns of Choice,. In this chapter, I focus on some new complications raised by current discussions concerning value pluralism, incomparability, and the nature of all-things-considered judgments. I suggest that part of the debate has proceeded in a way that obscures aspects of how we make good decisions in the face