The Business of Life and Death Volume 2: Politics, Law, and Society

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Focusing on social and political philosophy as a foundational discipline, Baruchello explores the intersections of economics, power, and knowledge. He builds on the ideas of thinkers like John McMurtry while addressing gaps in the works of notable philosophers such as Martha Nussbaum and Hans Jonas. The book reveals how capital has distorted our understanding of ethics and meaning, threatening the well-being of people and the environment. However, it also offers an optimistic vision, illustrating pathways to transcend capital's influence and foster human goodness.