Living the good life: an introduction to moral philosophy

New York: Paragon House (1990)
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Presents philosophical arguments dealing with moral issues and explores the arguments of historical philosophers and applies them to concerns of our modern world such as drug-abuse and homosexuality. Discusses issues such as egotism, hedonism, existentialism, morality regarding duty and utilitarianism, and religion and the meaning of life. Includes an index.

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Kant's moral philosophy.Robert N. Johnson - 2008 - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
آثار جدید درباره معناى زندگى (Persian: 'Recent Work on the Meaning of Life’).Thaddeus Metz - 2003 - Naqd Va Nazar: Quarterly Journal of Philosophy and Theology 8 (29-30):266-313.

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