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access IX, 137 p. 2 illus. online resource. "Morality and Justice is a uniquely accessible and very readable introduction to the subject of ethics. John-Stewart Gordon’s distinctive approach to narrating the history and rich traditions of moral philosophy is thoroughly engaging, expertly organized, and judiciously presented. It is an engrossing and entertaining read from start to finish that will speak to both absolute beginners and seasoned pros." —David J. Gunkel, Northern Illinois University (USA). Author of the books The Machine Question (2012), Robot Rights (2018), and Person-Thing-Robot (2023) This textbook is an essential primer for philosophy students embarking on their journey into the field of ethics and political philosophy. It is meticulously structured to unfold the rich tapestry of ethical discourse in a manner that is both profound and accessible to undergraduate and graduate students alike. Each chapter begins with a brief introduction, followed by an in-depth exploration of ethical concepts, and concludes with thought-provoking study questions and a curated list of further readings. John-Stewart Gordon is an associated member of the IZEW (International Center for Ethics in the Sciences and Humanities), University of Tübingen, a permanent visiting professor at Vytautas Magnus University, and an associated fellow at the Academy of International Affairs NRW. Chapter 1. Introduction to Ethics -- Chapter 2. Ethical Theories -- Chapter 3. Applied Ethics -- Chapter 4. Why Be Moral? -- Chapter 5. Remarks on the Origins of Justice -- Chapter 6. Justice or Equality? -- Chapter 7. On Human Rights -- Chapter 8. Free Will and Moral Responsibility -- Chapter 9. Philosophy Toolbox. . by John-Stewart Gordon. Ethics Political science Philosophy Law Philosophy Law History Moral Philosophy and Applied Ethics Political Philosophy Theories of Law, Philosophy of Law, Legal History BJ1-1725 9783031659805 https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-65980-5 https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-65980-5 240927 20251030113108.0 978-3-031-65980-5