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Less Eligibility: The Utilitarian Logic of Welfare Design The concept of less eligibility emerged from a specific philosophical approach to social welfare, designed to balance the need fo...
Read Less Eligibility: The Utilitarian Logic of Welfare DesignPeter Unger and the Moral Obligation to Mitigate Suffering What does it mean to live a moral life in a world of extreme inequality? Drawing inspiration from Peter Singer's seminal 1971 es...
Read Peter Unger and the Moral Obligation to Mitigate SufferingThe Most Good You Can Do: Reception and Critical Analysis When Peter Singer released The Most Good You Can Do, he sparked a global conversation about the ethics of giving and the concept ...
Read The Most Good You Can Do: Reception and Critical AnalysisPractical Ethics: Critical Reception and Philosophical Impact Since its publication, Practical Ethics has established itself as a cornerstone text in the study of moral philosophy. By app...
Read Practical Ethics: Critical Reception and Philosophical ImpactPeter Singer: The Philosopher of Practical Ethics and Effective Altruism Peter Singer is one of the world's most influential and debated contemporary philosophers. A proponent of utilitar...
Read Peter Singer: The Philosopher of Practical Ethics and Effective Altruism