What’s there to say about this book that would NOT get me sued for slander. I picked this book up because it looked interesting, had a really pretty cover (I tend not to judge by that, my wife DOES) And while some of the concepts were totally not my veiws and I had trouble understanding why many of the pictures were being used as examples for ethical concepts, I muddled through, trying to complete another book for my Dewey Decimal System project.
Then, I got to page 64!
On that page, the author claims that mothers (and DADs!)- though he calls them women, who suffer a miscarraige haven’t a loss of a life to grieve, but a loss of what could have been. And that a miscarriage isn’t a child and that it was without a soul. Well, that pissed me off!
(For the complete reveiw go to my blog @ http://bbchillsbox.blogspot.com/ )

Excellent introduction to ethical philosophy. Blackburn is entertaining, clear and concise.