Practical Ethics

Focusing on the foundations of ethics, this collection by Henry Sidgwick explores moral obligation, the meaning of moral terms, and the interplay between morality and religion. It addresses specific ethical dilemmas like lying, punishment, and the implications of war, showcasing Sidgwick's rigorous analysis. The final section covers broader topics such as democracy and the role of ethics in education and society. His clear and accessible writing emphasizes reason and impartiality, making it a valuable resource for those interested in moral philosophy.