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Discover the essence of contemporary moral philosophy with 'Modern Ethics in 77 Arguments.' This compelling collection is based on the celebrated philosophy column, The Stone, featured in The New York Times. Since its inception in 2010, The Stone has sparked conversations around age-old ethical dilemmas, making complex ideas accessible to everyone. This book brings together 77 essays that delve into crucial philosophical inquiries related to consciousness, morality, and belief systems, engaging readers in a rich dialogue about what it means to live a good life. Designed for both students and philosophy enthusiasts, this modern ethics anthology invites you to explore profound questions and reflects the ongoing evolution of ethical thought. With its engaging narrative and thought-provoking arguments, 'Modern Ethics in 77 Arguments' is an indispensable resource for understanding contemporary moral issues and their implications in everyday life. Ideal for classrooms, reading groups, or personal exploration, this book is more than just a collection of essays; it's a gateway to stimulating discussions on ethics and moral philosophy. Enhance your understanding of modern ethics with this essential guide and dive into the debates that shape our world today!