Books by Bernard (Stone Professor of Intellectual and Moral Philosophy Gert

This book includes the latest revisions of the authors' influential analyses of some significant concepts in medicine, such as death, disease, paternalism, euthanasia and valid consent. It presents a useful and systemic method for dealing with the moral problems and disputes, but also allows for some unresolvable disagreement.

Morality: Its Nature and Justification is a new edition of philosopher Bernard Gert's distinctive and comprehensive moral theory. This final revision answers all of the criticism his work has attracted over 30 years.

Presents an introduction to what the author calls common morality, the moral system that most thoughtful people implicitly use when making everyday, commonsense moral decisions and judgments. This book offers a version of Gert's influential theory of morality, as well as a look at the moral foundations of our everyday actions.