Of Moral Conduct: A Theory of Obligation, Reasons, and Value.by Audi New**

Cambridge University Press

Explore the intricate world of ethics with "Of Moral Conduct: A Theory of Obligation, Reasons, and Value" by Robert Audi. This compelling work delves into the fundamental principles that shape our understanding of right and wrong, providing a robust framework for ethical decision-making. Audi meticulously examines the nature of obligation, the role of reasons in moral judgments, and the concept of value, offering profound insights for students, scholars, and anyone interested in moral philosophy. Discover a comprehensive theory that bridges the gap between abstract ethical principles and practical moral conduct. Key Features: * Comprehensive exploration of moral theory * Detailed analysis of obligation, reasons, and value * Accessible yet rigorous philosophical arguments * Ideal for students and scholars of ethics A foundational text in moral philosophy, "Of Moral Conduct" offers a sophisticated yet clear articulation of a theory of obligation, reasons, and value. Robert Audi's work is essential reading for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of ethical conduct.