This rigorous work critically examines the progressive consequentialist imperative to leave the world in better shape than they found it. Exploring moral theory and practical ethics, the book makes an important contribution to the rapidly expanding study of less demanding forms of consequentialism that do not require optimally good outcomes.
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Mark Vorobej is former associate professor in the department of philosophy and former director of the Centre for Peace Studies at McMaster University. He is author of over 30 peer-reviewed publications primarily in the areas of logic and moral theory; including A Theory of Argument and The Concept of Violence.
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