Value and Justification

Discover the intriguing exploration of value in "Value and Justification" by esteemed author Cambridge University Press. This compelling work delves into the intricate relationship between reason and passion, unveiling how this dynamic supports our commitment to moral action. The author masterfully argues against the notion that rational moral action is merely a means to maximize one's own values, challenging readers to rethink the foundational basis for ethics. Spanning 560 pages, this paperback edition published in 1990 offers a profound look into philosophical inquiries that have shaped our understanding of morality. Perfect for those interested in philosophy, moral theory, and the interplay of values in human behavior, "Value and Justification" is an essential addition to any thoughtful reader's library.