This new introduction to ethics is written for students who are approaching philosophy for the first time.
Jon Nuttall
Einführungen in die Philosophie Introductions to Philosophy Philosophie Philosophy Religion & Theology Religion u. Theologie
'This is an eminently readable introduction to moral philosophy. Auseful introductory text.' Gail Tulloch, Griffith University
'It is good to find an 'introductory text' on ethics which usesthe first person and puts its cards directly on the table: ...Nuttall takes a 'problems' approach to ethics, with a strongemphasis on the personal.' Australian Journal ofPhilosophy
'Moral Questions can be recommended to anyone beginningmoral philosophy, but especially to those with only a small or noexperience of philosophy. Jon Nuttall is a good guide to the moralmaze. He knows his way through whilst not missing what there is tobe seen of interest on the way. It would be particularly suitablefor 'A' level students and first-year undergraduates. One wouldalso recommend it to students taking moral philosophy as part ofanother discipline or training - nurses, midwives, doctors orbusiness students.'
Robert Campbell, Principal Lecturer in Philosophy, BoltonInstitute, and Chief Examiner, 'A' Level Philosophy, A. E. B.(1987-92)
'The book is written with a commendable clarity and lack oftechnicality ... stimulating and useful.' ThePhilosopher
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