
Blackburn's concise guide untangles ethics from relativism, skepticism, and nihilism, making complex moral philosophy accessible. Praised by philosopher Mary Warnock as "sane, thoughtful, sensitive and lively," it challenges readers to actively shape their ethical environments beyond theoretical abstractions.
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Why do we feel a pang of guilt when breaking a promise, even when no one's watching? What invisible thread connects our sense of right and wrong? Ethics isn't some abstract philosophical puzzle confined to ivory towers-it shapes every choice we make, from the coffee we buy to the relationships we nurture. Yet for something so fundamental to human existence, ethics remains surprisingly contested terrain. We all navigate moral questions daily, but few of us pause to examine the foundations beneath our judgments. Think of ethics as a kind of atmosphere-an "ethical environment" as vital to our existence as the air we breathe. This moral climate determines what we find acceptable or contemptible, shapes our emotional responses, and establishes our standards of behavior. Interestingly, this atmosphere isn't maintained solely by philosophers in seminar rooms. A single photograph of children fleeing napalm has likely accomplished more moral awakening than volumes of academic theory. Novelists like Harriet Beecher Stowe shifted entire nations' ethical sensibilities through storytelling rather than systematic argumentation. What distinguishes philosophical reflection is its ambition to understand the deeper springs-the reasons, motivations, and feelings that move us toward certain actions and away from others. It's fundamentally an enterprise of self-knowledge, though philosophers themselves cannot escape the very climate they're trying to examine. Ethics proves inherently disturbing because it forces us to confront uncomfortable truths about exploitation, inequality, and our own complicity in systems we'd rather ignore.
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