Reviews

Ethics: A Pluralistic Approach to Moral Theory by Lawrence M. Hinman

himissjulie's review

4.0

So, this is a required text for one of my grad school classes. Not usually the most exciting reading, right? But this book made me feel smart. It's a book about moral theories, which is something that would normally make me gnash my teeth in frustration because I would feel so stupid and incapable. But good old Lawrence wrote a book that explains everything in clear and interesting language, and he illustrates the concepts by using case scenarios and relating them to popular culture--ie, movies, books, etc.

Let's get ethical!!

himissjulie's review against another edition

4.0

So, this is a required text for one of my grad school classes. Not usually the most exciting reading, right? But this book made me feel smart. It's a book about moral theories, which is something that would normally make me gnash my teeth in frustration because I would feel so stupid and incapable. But good old Lawrence wrote a book that explains everything in clear and interesting language, and he illustrates the concepts by using case scenarios and relating them to popular culture--ie, movies, books, etc.

Let's get ethical!!