Lying
289 EGP
A philosophical examination of deception that explores the moral dimensions of lying, truth-telling, and the complex ethical questions surrounding dishonesty in human relationships and society.
Description
This work delves into the philosophical and ethical complexities of deception, examining when lies might be justified and when truth-telling becomes a moral imperative. The author presents rigorous arguments about the nature of honesty, exploring scenarios from white lies to major deceptions. Written for intellectually curious readers interested in moral philosophy, the book challenges conventional thinking about truth and falsehood. The analytical approach makes complex ethical questions accessible while maintaining scholarly depth.
Additional information
| Dimensions | 88 × 150 × 230 cm |
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