Sartrean Ethics: A Defense of Jean-Paul Sartre As A Moral Philosopher

The Ethics of Jean-Paul Sartre

This book is a defense of Jean-Paul Sartre as a moral philosopher. The text examines the works Sartre compiled about ethics. It explores the arguments that are often offered against Sartre in the ethical discipline. The text demonstrates that Sartre was a moral philosopher. It argues that Sartre had an ethical dimension in his philosophy. It points out several works, which support the notion that Sartre was a moral philosopher.

Author: Ben Wood Johnson
Publisher: Eduka Solutions
Published: 08/27/2016
Pages: 232
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.70lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.49d
ISBN: 9780997902808

About the Author
Johnson, Ben Wood: - Ben Wood Johnson is a philosopher; he is also a social scientist by trade. He is a Penn State graduate and has a background in law, politics, education, and law enforcement. He writes about philosophy, legal theory, public policy, education, politics, ethics, race, and crime. Ben Wood J. has an academic interest in other fields, including information technology (Cyber-bullying) and foreign politics (Africa, Caribbean, and Russia).

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