Essays on Suffering-Focused Ethics is a collection of 34 essays that explore various questions related to the reduction of suffering.
Some of the essays provide novel arguments in favor of suffering-focused moral views, while others explore urgent practical questions about how we can best reduce the torment of sentient beings.
Taken together, these essays make the case for a principled yet nuanced approach to the prevention of extreme suffering.
If you’ve not read Magnus Vinding’s Suffering-Focused Ethics: Defense and Implications, you may wish to do so prior to reading this collection.
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