Tom Angier Livres

Focusing on the ancient period, this volume explores the evolution of the concept of evil and its influence on subsequent philosophical and religious thought. It provides insights into how early ideas about evil have shaped later interpretations, making it a valuable resource for readers interested in the historical context of morality and ethics. The book serves as a foundation for understanding the complexities of evil throughout history.

Is ethics grounded in human nature? Yes, claims our oldest ethical theory. This Element outlines the history of natural law theory, alternative traditions, and methods along which natural law norms can be discovered. It investigates and rebuts seminal challenges to natural law methodology, and outlines and criticises the 'new' natural law theory.