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Discover the profound exploration of ethics in different societies with 'Ethical Life' by Webb Keane. This enlightening book challenges the idea of a universal ethical framework by delving deep into the cultural and historical contexts that shape our moral beliefs. With a focus on the intersection of human biology and social dynamics, Keane presents a fresh perspective on the moral codes that govern our lives. From the streets of inner-city America to the remote corners of Samoa and the Arctic, this trade paperback offers a unique ethnographic insight into the complexities of ethical behaviors spanning diverse communities. Readers will appreciate how various factors such as child-rearing practices, cultural ideologies, and societal structures influence our understanding of right and wrong. Drawing heavily from the latest psychological findings and inviting discussions on significant social movements, including the British abolitionist movement and American feminism, 'Ethical Life' is not just a book; it's a call to rethink our approach to ethics. Engage with this essential read that promises to inspire thoughtful dialogue about the moral landscape of our world. Enrich your understanding of ethical life today with this must-have title published by Princeton University Press.