Killing in War (Uehiro Series in Practical Ethics)

Explore the complex ethical dilemmas of war with the thought-provoking book, "Killing in War" from the Uehiro Series in Practical Ethics. Delve into the captivating arguments presented by Jeff McMahan as he challenges traditional theories and sheds light on the permissibility of killing in war. Gain a deeper understanding of the moral implications of warfare and how morality transcends the chaos of battlefields.

Uncover the profound insights on the justification for killing in war as Jeff McMahan navigates through the ethical uncertainties with precision and clarity. Discover how the boundaries of moral permissibility are stretched in the face of conflict and how our perceptions of right and wrong are challenged. Prepare to question your beliefs and explore new perspectives on the complexities of war ethics.

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