Janna Thompson is Senior Lecturer in Philosophy at La Trobe University, She is the author ofJustice and World Order :A Philosophical Inquiry,also published by Routledge.

'An extremely able and well-written book, which I hope and expect will be widely discussed.' - Heythrop Journal

• Introducing ethical collectivism, PART I. Ethical disagreement: the problem and its cause, 1. Can ethics be rational? The problem of disagreement, 2. Discourse ethics and the critique of monology, 3. The nature of moral judgment: a moral-psychological inquiry, PART II. Ethical reasoning from a collectivist point of view, 4. Requirements of ethical reasoning: critical discourse, 5. Requirements of ethical reasoning: constructive discourse, PART III. Ethical collectivism and ethical agency, 6. Conscience, authenticity and collective decision-making, Notes, Bibliography, Index

Janna Thompson is Senior Lecturer in Philosophy at La Trobe University, She is the author ofJustice and World Order :A Philosophical Inquiry,also published by Routledge.

'An extremely able and well-written book, which I hope and expect will be widely discussed.' - Heythrop Journal

• Introducing ethical collectivism, PART I. Ethical disagreement: the problem and its cause, 1. Can ethics be rational? The problem of disagreement, 2. Discourse ethics and the critique of monology, 3. The nature of moral judgment: a moral-psychological inquiry, PART II. Ethical reasoning from a collectivist point of view, 4. Requirements of ethical reasoning: critical discourse, 5. Requirements of ethical reasoning: constructive discourse, PART III. Ethical collectivism and ethical agency, 6. Conscience, authenticity and collective decision-making, Notes, Bibliography, Index

Janna Thompson is Senior Lecturer in Philosophy at La Trobe University, She is the author ofJustice and World Order :A Philosophical Inquiry,also published by Routledge.

'An extremely able and well-written book, which I hope and expect will be widely discussed.' - Heythrop Journal

• Introducing ethical collectivism, PART I. Ethical disagreement: the problem and its cause, 1. Can ethics be rational? The problem of disagreement, 2. Discourse ethics and the critique of monology, 3. The nature of moral judgment: a moral-psychological inquiry, PART II. Ethical reasoning from a collectivist point of view, 4. Requirements of ethical reasoning: critical discourse, 5. Requirements of ethical reasoning: constructive discourse, PART III. Ethical collectivism and ethical agency, 6. Conscience, authenticity and collective decision-making, Notes, Bibliography, Index