Progressive Morality

Thomas Fowler's essay, Progressive Morality provides insight into the philosophical considerations of ethics and morality. It delves into how social norms and attitudes shape individual perceptions of morality, and provides a compelling argument for a fluid rather than a static morality. This work will appeal to readers interested in ethics, social psychology, and philosophy.
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