Moral Luck

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Focusing on moral philosophy and rational action, this collection of essays by Bernard Williams builds on his previous work while addressing contemporary concerns that challenge traditional moral and political thought. Key themes include the limitations of utilitarianism, the concept of integrity, relativism, and moral conflict. Williams' insights are characterized by imaginative and acute analysis, offering a deep psychological understanding that will engage philosophers and a broader audience alike, making it a thought-provoking contribution to modern philosophical discourse.