Peter Singer Books
Peter Singer is a world-renowned public intellectual and the Ira W. DeCamp Professor of Bioethics at Princeton University. His writing includes foundational works of contemporary philosophy such as Animal Liberation, Practical Ethics, and One World: Ethics and Globalization.
What's The Life You Can Save about?
The Life You Can Save (2019) is a philosophical exploration of the moral implications of poverty. This provocative treatise asks us to consider if we’re truly doing our part to end human suffering.
Who should read The Life You Can Save?
- Sensitive souls wanting to help the least fortunate
- Hardened cynics skeptical of any charities
- Anyone interested in probing the human condition
What's Animal Liberation about?
Animal Liberation by Peter Singer is a groundbreaking book that argues for the ethical treatment of animals. Singer challenges the traditional view that animals exist solely for human use and proposes that they are entitled to rights and consideration. Through compelling arguments and real-life examples, the book advocates for a more compassionate and just society for all living beings.
Who should read Animal Liberation?
- Animal lovers who want to understand animal rights issues
- People who are interested in ethical and moral considerations related to animal treatment
- Individuals who are open to challenging their beliefs and considering new perspectives
Ethics in the Real World
What's Ethics in the Real World about?
Ethics in the Real World by Peter Singer explores the application of ethical principles to everyday issues. Drawing on his expertise in philosophy and practical ethics, Singer delves into controversial topics such as animal rights, global poverty, and climate change, offering thought-provoking insights and challenging readers to consider the ethical implications of their actions.
Who should read Ethics in the Real World?
Individuals seeking to explore and understand complex ethical dilemmas
Readers interested in practical applications of ethical theories to real-world issues
Those looking to engage in thought-provoking discussions about morality and decision-making
Practical Ethics
What's Practical Ethics about?
Practical Ethics (1979) explores how ethical reasoning can be applied to real-world issues and everyday decisions. It challenges readers to critically examine their moral assumptions, offering thought-provoking arguments on topics ranging from animal rights and abortion to global poverty and environmental responsibility.
Who should read Practical Ethics?
- Philosophy lovers with an interest in ethics and society
- Those interested in the ethical and moral implications of contemporary political rhetoric and governmental policies
- Anyone interested in exploring their personal values and worldviews