In a world that continues to be riven by armed conflict, the fundamental moral and political questions raised by warfare are as important as ever. In this book Brian Orend, a foremost expert in the field, provides an engaging and up- to-date examination of these questions and more--
Exploring the ethics of warfare, the narrative unfolds through the dialogue between a critically injured soldier and his spouse. It delves into major philosophical traditions such as realism, pacifism, just war theory, and international law. By referencing historical conflicts from the Civil War to contemporary issues in Iraq, the author highlights the moral complexities and ambiguities surrounding war, offering readers a profound examination of its ethical implications.
Everyone can live a happier life, especially those with chronic illnesses. Brian Orend's smart and accessible guide for people with illness, injury, or other challenges provides both a satisfying look into happiness as well as practical steps for living a measurably happier life.