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Routledge Focus on Philosophy

War, Pacifism, and Deterrence

A Pragmatist-Transcendental Perspective

Sami (University of Helsinki Pihlstrom

War, Pacifism, and Deterrence

Routledge Focus on Philosophy

War, Pacifism, and Deterrence

A Pragmatist-Transcendental Perspective

Routledge Focus on Philosophy: War, Pacifism, and Deterrence

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In our troubled times of global conflict, philosophical reflection on war and peace has never been more urgent. This distinctive contribution to the ethics of war combines pragmatism with Kantian-inspired transcendental philosophy to offer fresh insights into age-old questions of when, if ever, war can be ethically acceptable.

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Beschrijving Routledge Focus on Philosophy: War, Pacifism, and Deterrence

In our troubled times of global conflict, philosophical reflection on war and peace has never been more urgent. This distinctive contribution to the ethics of war combines pragmatism with Kantian-inspired transcendental philosophy to offer fresh insights into age-old questions of when, if ever, war can be ethically acceptable.

ISBN
9781041291787
Pagina's
126
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Serie
Routledge Focus on Philosophy
Rubriek
Filosofie
Druk
1
Uitvoering
Hardback
Taal
Engels
Uitgever
Taylor & Francis Ltd

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