Ted Honderich Book order

Exploring the nature of consciousness, Ted Honderich presents a groundbreaking theory that positions perceptual consciousness as external to the individual perceiver. He argues that consciousness exists within a subjective physical realm that relies on both personal experience and the objective physical world. This fresh perspective challenges traditional views and delves into the ongoing philosophical and scientific debates surrounding the mystery of consciousness.

Readers will find much to grapple with in this fine collection. Network Review, David Lorimer

Exploring the complexities of moral responsibility, this work delves into contemporary ethical dilemmas through the lens of a prominent and provocative philosopher. The author challenges prevailing notions and invites readers to reconsider their understanding of accountability in modern society, addressing pressing moral questions with depth and insight. This critical examination promises to provoke thought and stimulate debate on the nature of responsibility in today's world.

Exploring the philosophical justifications for the penal system, this classic work delves into the moral and ethical considerations surrounding punishment. It challenges readers to reflect on the principles that underpin societal responses to crime. Praised for its engaging prose, it remains relevant in contemporary discussions about justice and rehabilitation. This new edition revitalizes the text for modern audiences, making it both a thought-provoking and enjoyable read.

New edition of a classic philosophical text that critiques the conservative tradition in US and UK politics.

Exploring the complex morality surrounding terrorism, this classic work by a renowned English radical philosopher presents a compelling argument that challenges conventional views. The author delves into ethical dilemmas, providing thought-provoking insights into the justification and implications of violent actions in pursuit of political ends. The new edition enhances its relevance, offering readers a contemporary perspective on a timeless and controversial topic.

Der angesehene kanadische Philosoph Ted Honderich zeigt mit diesem ethisch-politischen Traktat, was man als angewandte philosophische Ethik bezeichnen könnte. Der Anschlag vom 11. September 2001 wird zum Anlass genommen, um vergessene ethische Grundfragen neu zu stellen.

Exploring the morality surrounding the September 11th attacks, the book delves into our responsibilities and reactions to terrorism. It questions whether we bear any guilt for the events and examines how we should respond moving forward. By investigating the essence of morality and the philosophies that shape our ethical views, it aims to uncover the fundamental moral truths that govern our lives and obligations in the face of such tragedies.