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Introducing 'A Companion to Ethics', an essential resource for anyone delving into the complex world of ethical theories. This comprehensive volume, published by John Wiley & Sons in 1993, offers a robust exploration of ethics from its historical origins to contemporary debates. With contributions from some of today's most distinguished philosophers, 'A Companion to Ethics' covers major ethical traditions and guides readers through various theories on how we ought to live. Whether you are new to ethical studies or looking to deepen your understanding, this book serves as both a textbook and a reference guide. Featuring a 592-page layout, it includes a meticulously organized multi-layered index along with bibliographies that highlight significant literature in the field of ethics. Ideal for students, educators, and enthusiasts of philosophical discourse, this volume equips you with the necessary tools to navigate complex ethical discussions. Delve into arguments about pressing moral questions and enrich your understanding of ethics in everyday life. Don’t miss out on adding this vital text to your collection—it’s a cornerstone for anyone serious about studying ethics.