Catastrophe Ethics
By Travis Rieder
By Travis Rieder
By Travis Rieder
By Travis Rieder
By Travis Rieder
Read by Travis Rieder
By Travis Rieder
Read by Travis Rieder
Category: Self-Improvement & Inspiration | Philosophy | Science & Technology
Category: Self-Improvement & Inspiration | Philosophy | Science & Technology
Category: Self-Improvement & Inspiration | Philosophy | Science & Technology | Audiobooks
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$30.00
Mar 05, 2024 | ISBN 9780593471975
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Mar 05, 2024 | ISBN 9780593471999
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Mar 05, 2024 | ISBN 9780593827505
497 Minutes
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Praise
“An informed, careful investigation of the connection between individual choices and large, complex problems.” —Kirkus (STARRED REVIEW)
“Thought provoking…an excellent resource for the environmentally conscious weighing their life’s choices” —Publishers Weekly (STARRED REVIEW)
“Smart, splendid, and brave. A crash course in ethics from an expert philosopher. This book gave me hope for the future and taught me that living a moral life is having the courage to parse the nuanced in-between. A must read for anyone who cares about doing good in the world.” —Anna Lembke, New York Times bestselling author of Dopamine Nation
“A fascinating and thought-provoking guide to navigating the ethics of the climate crisis.” —Siddarth Shrikanth, author of The Case for Nature
“If you want to be hopeful about whether an individual can act morally in a world where individuals don’t seem to make much of a difference, this is the book for you.” —Barry Lam, host of Slate’s Hi-Phi Nation and professor of philosophy
“Urgent, accessible, and a pleasure to read. The topic could hardly be more serious, but Rieder serves up his philosophy as a readable mix of erudition, self-reflection, anecdote and wit.” —Dr. Elizabeth Cripps, author of What Climate Justice Means and Why We Should Care and Parenting on Earth
“When people don’t know what to do, they tend to do nothing. In this important book, Rieder puts a very erudite finger on a problem many of us have experienced but not had a name for: we’ve been trying to solve the ethical dilemmas of the twenty-first century, like to what extent we’re each responsible for fixing climate change, with a framework built for an era that no longer exists. He gives us new ways to think that stand a chance at propelling us past our current exercise in collective inertia and and into ethical action.” —E. Freya Williams, author of Green Giants
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