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The Ethics of Life

by Peter Singer

Peter Singer is Professor of Bioethics at Princeton University. His books include Practical Ethics, Pushing Time Away, The Moral of the Story, and, most recently, The Ethics of What We Eat.

In 2005 Time magazine named Peter Singer one of the 100 most influential people in the world, for his challenging debates on abortion, genetic engineering, and "collateral damage" on the battlefield. As Professor of Bioethics at Princeton University's Center for Human Values, not only is Peter Singer the most qualified to dissect these issues, at times, he is also the most controversial. Is human life really always sacred? What standards should govern how we address poverty and fight wars? In The Ethics of Life, this exciting contemporary thinker examines the moral concepts that shape public policy.

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Date	Title / Authors	Available Languages
April 2008	Is There Moral Progress? by Peter Singer
March 2008	No Diseases for Old Men by Peter Singer
February 2008	Holding Charities Accountable by Peter Singer
January 2008	Hypocrisy on the High Seas? by Peter Singer
December 2007	Why Vote? by Peter Singer
November 2007	Should We Talk About Race and Intelligence? by Peter Singer
October 2007	The High Cost of Feeling Low by Peter Singer
September 2007	Saint Diana? by Peter Singer
August 2007	Is Doping Wrong? by Peter Singer
July 2007	Virtual Vices by Peter Singer

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