Exploring the influence of shame and disgust on societal norms and legal frameworks, this thought-provoking work critiques how these emotions shape our views on issues like sex and crime. The author, a leading philosopher, challenges the appropriateness of basing laws on social conventions, questioning the ethical implications of requiring felons to publicly disclose their pasts. Through eloquent arguments, the book delves into the intersection of morality, law, and human behavior, urging readers to reconsider the foundations of our legal system.
Fang Jiajun Books
