Top products from r/AskPhilosophyFAQ
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1. Moral Discourse and Practice: Some Philosophical Approaches
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Show Reddit reviews2. Philosophy of Mind: Classical and Contemporary Readings
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Show Reddit reviews3. Mind: A Brief Introduction (Fundamentals of Philosophy Series)
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Oxford University Press USA
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Show Reddit reviews5. The Moral Foundations of Politics (The Open Yale Courses Series)
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Show Reddit reviews6. Ethical Theory: An Anthology
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Wiley-Blackwell
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For metaethics, Andrew Fisher has what I've heard is a good introduction, and Alexander Miller has a more advanced introduction that I like.
For political philosophy, Ian Shapiro's The Moral Foundations of Politics is a great introductory lecture series, and he has an introductory textbook based on the lecture series.
For anthologies, I'd recommend Ethical Theory for normative ethics, Moral Discourse and Practice for metaethics, and What's Wrong? for applied ethics.
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