The Ethical Problem: Three Lectures on Ethics as a Science

In this series of lectures, Paul Carus presents a systematic and philosophical approach to ethics. He argues that ethical principles can be logically derived from objective facts about the natural world, and that moral truths can be studied using the methods of science. This innovative approach to ethics is essential reading for anyone interested in contemporary ethical theory.
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