Intention and Wrongdoing

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The principle of double effect, which permits harm as a foreseen but unintended consequence, is explored in the context of moral philosophy, just war theory, and international law. Joshua Stuchlik defends this principle against contemporary critiques, emphasizing its foundation in human solidarity. His work connects ethics, the philosophy of action, and moral psychology, providing a comprehensive examination of the significance of intention in moral reasoning. This study is essential for those interested in the complexities of ethical frameworks and their implications.