Being and Worth

Being and Worth

Andrew Collier - 1999

Overview

This work applies contemporary depth-realist philosophy to the concept of value. It posits that entities, both in nature and human society, possess inherent worth, irrespective of human recognition. The argument is built upon an understanding of the human mind as fundamentally engaged with that which it does not control.

Who it's for

• Students and scholars of philosophy.
• Readers interested in ethics and metaphysics.
• Those exploring environmental and social justice theories.

Key features

• Language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• Publisher: Taylor&Francis
• Year: 1999
• Pages: 136
• ISBN: 9780415207362