The Big Questions: Ethics - Tapa dura

Is drug-taking always wrong? Can it ever be right to kill? How responsible are we for our own actions? In a society where the media proclaims our moral decline, yet we demand ethical responsibility more than ever before, it has never been harder to navigate through the minefield of our own judgements and biases - and those imposed upon us - to find 'the right thing to do'. In Ethics: The Big Questions, bestselling author and philosopher Julian Baggini examines 20 key ethical issues across the spectrum of modern life. From family and sex to war and terrorism, each chapter debates the most relevant and persistent questions that we face, both individually and as a society, to provide us with an accessible route to real moral reasoning.