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Value...And What Follows

by Joel J. Kupperman

  • ISBN: 9780195123487
  • ISBN10: 0195123484

Value...And What Follows

by Joel J. Kupperman

  • List Price: $125.00
  • Binding: Hardcover
  • Publisher: Oxford Univ Pr on Demand
  • Publish date: 01/01/1999
  • ISBN: 9780195123487
  • ISBN10: 0195123484
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Description: This fresh and engaging work by noted philosopher Joel Kupperman centers on "value" -- in the sense of what is worth having or worthy being in life. Kupperman tonics first at how judgments of values manifest themselves, whether there can be evidence for them, and whether a realistic account is appropriate. Kupperman then goes on to examine the relations between judgments of value and those of what it is best to do, and whether value has any proper role in social policy. Kupperman rejects the notion that there is any one primary value, and argues instead for a pluralistic understanding of value. He contends that value must be viewed as strongly contextual: the value of a particular set of experiences in one's life can depend heavily on how they fit in or provide contrast with other elements.
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