Overview

Full Product Details

9781509525119

Table of Contents

Reviews

Why should we value the survival of our species? Adam Morton confronts this fateful yet rarely-asked question. This is a fascinating, instructive work of scientifically-informed philosophy. John Broome, University of Oxford Adam Morton is known for turning a penetrating intellect on one after another subject that philosophers have made the mistake of neglecting. Elijah Millgram, University of Utah

""Why should we value the survival of our species? Adam Morton confronts this fateful yet rarely-asked question. This is a fascinating, instructive work of scientifically-informed philosophy."" —John Broome, University of Oxford ""Adam Morton is known for turning a penetrating intellect on one after another subject that philosophers have made the mistake of neglecting."" —Elijah Millgram, University of Utah

"""Why should we value the survival of our species? Adam Morton confronts this fateful yet rarely-asked question. This is a fascinating, instructive work of scientifically-informed philosophy."" —John Broome, University of Oxford ""Adam Morton is known for turning a penetrating intellect on one after another subject that philosophers have made the mistake of neglecting."" —Elijah Millgram, University of Utah"

Why should we value the survival of our species? Adam Morton confronts this fateful yet rarely asked question. This is a fascinating, instructive work of scientifically informed philosophy. John Broome, University of Oxford Adam Morton is known for turning a penetrating intellect on one after another subject that philosophers have made the mistake of neglecting. Elijah Millgram, University of Utah

Author Information

Adam Morton has taught at the Universities of Princeton, Bristol, and Alberta, and is now affiliated with the University of British Columbia. 

Tab Content 6

Customer Reviews

Recent Reviews

Countries Available