A Systematic Reconstruction of Moral PhilosophyWilliam Gomes
Length2h 34m
About this audiobook
Tradition, Agency, and the Shape of the Good offers a rigorous and systematic reconstruction of moral philosophy for a fragmented age. In this extended philosophical study, William Gomes examines the collapse of shared moral language, the limits of abstract ethical theory, and the enduring question of how a human life may achieve coherence.
Moving beyond rule-based models and sceptical relativism, the book develops a structured account of agency, character, justice, tradition, and reflective life. It explores the formation of moral identity within social practices and institutions, the tension between action and contemplation, and the fragility of moral order in modern societies.
This work presents a unified vision of human flourishing grounded in disciplined reason, historical awareness, and the integration of moral, civic, and intellectual excellence.
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Audiobook details
GenrePhilosophy
Length2 hrs 34 mins
Narrated bySelect Your Own
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateSep 15, 2021
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
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About the author
William Gomes
William Gomes is a British-Bangladeshi writer, advocate, and researcher based in York, UK. His work explores resilience, mental health, and social justice, shaped by years of human rights advocacy and lived experience. He has contributed to national and international publications and is currently completing a doctorate at the University of Essex. Through his writing, he seeks to offer clarity, compassion, and hope to those facing difficult moments.View all by William Gomes
