Better Never To Have Been: The Harm Of Coming Into Existence David Benatar Oxford University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Social Sciences Philosophy

Most People Believe That They Were Either Benefited Or At Least Not Harmed By Being Brought Into Existence Thus If Ever Do Reflect On Whether Should Bring Others Existence---Rather Than Having Children Without Even Thinking About Should---They Presume Them No Harm Better Never To Have Been Challenges These Assumptions David Benatar Argues Coming Is Always A Serious Although The Good Things In One\ S Life Make Go It Otherwise Would Gone One Could Deprived Their Absence Had Existed Those Who Exist Cannot Be However Does Suffer Quite Harms Befallen Come Drawing Relevant Psychological Literature Author Shows There Are Number Of Well-Documented Features Human Psychology Explain Why Systematically Overestimate Quality Lives And Resistant Suggestion Seriously Then For \ Anti-Natal\ View---That Wrong Children---And He Combining Anti-Natal View With Common Pro-Choice Views Foetal Moral Status Yield Pro-Death\ Abortion (At Earlier Stages Gestation) Anti-Natalism Also Implies Humanity Became Extinct Counter-Intuitive Many Implication Defended Showing Solves Conundrums Theory Population Σελίδες: 256 Διαστάσεις: 13 5X13 5Cm