Value Judgement

Focusing on improving ethical judgments and beliefs, the book delves into fundamental moral philosophy questions, such as defining a good life and understanding the origins of moral norms. Griffin critically assesses major philosophical traditions, including utilitarianism, deontology, and virtue ethics, offering insights into how values relate to the natural world and human limitations. This elegantly written work presents a clear and compelling exploration of ethics, appealing to readers across different levels of familiarity with the subject.