Ethics without Morals

The book presents a compelling argument for amorality, asserting it as both philosophically sound and practically feasible. It challenges the perspectives of new atheism and contemporary ethical philosophy for their uncritical acceptance of morality. Instead, it proposes a shift from moral language to one centered on desire, aiming to redefine human existence within a naturalistic framework. This radical approach seeks to discard outdated moral connotations and encourages a fresh understanding of human motivations and ethics.