ETHICS OF EVERYDAY LIFE - JAN HARTMAN

Do you ever wonder about the moral choices that arise in your life? Or do you think your morality is your own business? This book is for you! In "Ethics of Everyday Life," Jan Hartman shows that ethics is not an abstract field but has a real impact on our daily decisions and the functioning of society. The author analyzes specific situations, proving that the ability to make a sober moral assessment is crucial for personal development.

• Analysis of specific situations from everyday life
• Development of the ability to recognize the ethical dimension of situations
• Sober assessment of one's own and others' behavior
• Common sense and honesty in approaching morality
• Avoiding excessive theorizing and academic discussions
• Kindness in formulating assessments
• Introduction to moral analysis in real situations

Jan Hartman, the author of the book, is a philosopher and bioethicist known for his sober view of morality and ethics. His goal is to show how to correctly recognize the ethical dimension of situations that life confronts us with. The author avoids excessive theorizing and academic discussions, but with a great deal of common sense, honesty, and kindness, he analyzes dozens of specific everyday situations. This book is not a guide to a good life but an introduction to the ability to conduct moral analyses in real-life situations.

The book covers a wide range of topics, from trivial things like riding the tram without a ticket to serious issues like abortion. The author formulates his own assessments, but his goal is not to prescribe how to behave but to show how to correctly recognize the ethical dimension of situations that life confronts us with. Hartman refers to ethical theories but basically sticks to the realities of personal and social life. He considers typical and atypical situations and considers how one should behave in them and towards them so that it is morally good or at least decent.

The PWN Scientific Publishing House, known for its high-quality scientific and popular science publications, guarantees reliability and professionalism. The book "Ethics of Everyday Life" is an excellent read for anyone who wants to better understand the moral aspects of everyday situations and develop the ability to make a sober moral assessment. It is an introduction to the ability to conduct moral analyses in real-life situations. The author encourages further independent development of this skill.