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  • Teach Yourself

Narrator

  • Mark Vernon

Runtime

  • 2hr 35m

Ethics for the Curious: A fascinating, discussion-based audio introduction to philosophical ethics

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More than just a straight audiobook, this is a unique introduction to the world of ethics. Sit back and absorb the information you need as our panel of four leading experts guide you through all the key ideas in a series of fascinating audio discussions. Whether you're a complete beginner or a student wanting a convenient way to recap before your exams, it is guaranteed to hold your attention as the panel explores everything from utilitarianism to virtue ethics. The Chair, Mark Vernon, is a well-known author, broadcaster, blogger and journalists specializing in philosophy.

The Panellists comprise Angie Hobbs, Senior Fellow in the Public Understanding of Philosophy at Warwick University; Mel Thompson, a prolific author specializing in philosophy and religion; Dr Miranda Fricker, Reader in Philosophy at Birkbeck University of London.

2010 Mark Vernon (P)2010 Hodder & Stoughton Ltd

Mark Vernon

Mark Vernon used to be a priest in the Church of England and is now a writer, pursuing the ancient philosophers' great question, how to live. His books cover subjects from friendship and belief, to wellbeing and meaning, and he edits two series from Acumen, The Art of Living and Heretics. He also writes as a journalist, his work appearing regularly in the Guardian, TLS, Evening Standard and on the BBC.

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