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Book SynopsisAn essential companion to help students master one of the most important areas of their Religious Studies course in Ethics: knowing the key thinkers. // Provides an overview of each thinker's life and their ideas, with key dates, social context and why they are important. // Helps students understand the thinkers' main arguments and how they justified their approach to ethics, allowing students to evaluate the theories them for themselves. // Exam guidance section in each chapter provides a focus for revision and includes advice on how different types of questions could be tackled. // Encourages students to explore each area of scholarly knowledge required by the specification, from grasping key ideas to knowing how to best criticise a thinker's approach. // Puts ideas and theories into contemporary contexts to help students build their evaluation skills. // Timeline displaying an overview of the key dates for each thinker in relation to world events. // Key thinkers covered include Thomas Aquinas, John Stuart Mill, Thomas Hobbes and Jeremy Bentham.
Table of ContentsRobert Adams; Aristotle; Max Stirner; H. Bradley; A. Prichard; J. Ayer; Thomas Aquinas; John Finnis; Bernard Hoose and Richard McCormick; Joseph Fletcher; Jeremy Bentham; John Stuart Mill; Augustine; John Calvin; John Locke; Ivan Pavlov; Thomas Hobbes; Pelagius; Arminius; Jean-Paul Sartre; Neuroscientific perspectives: Angela Sirigu et. al.; Carl Rogers
