Defensive Killing

Discover a groundbreaking perspective on the ethics of self-defense with Defensive Killing by Helen Frowe. Published by Oxford University Press in 2018, this insightful paperback spans 240 pages and delves into when and why it is morally acceptable for individuals to employ force for self-defense or to protect others from harm. Frowe meticulously examines the nuances of force used between individuals before extending her analysis to the complexities of warfare. She compellingly argues that the moral principles governing individual acts of killing should also apply to the ethical evaluation of killing in war. This thought-provoking book is essential for anyone interested in moral philosophy, ethics, or the intricacies of self-defense and warfare. Enhance your understanding of these critical issues with Frowe's illuminating insights.