Imagination and Principles: An Essay on the Role of Imagination in Moral Reasoning

What does it mean to say that imagination plays a role in moral reasoning? How can we apply this understanding to real-world contexts? In "Imagination, Ethics, and Autonomy," Mark Coeckelbergh explores these questions and their theoretical and practical implications.

This comprehensive book engages with three traditions in moral theory and confronts them with three contexts of moral practice, providing a nuanced understanding of the relation between imagination and principles.

With a focus on the intersection of technology and ethics, Coeckelbergh offers insights that are both philosophically rigorous and practically relevant.

Whether you're a student of philosophy or a professional in the field of ethics, this book is an essential read for anyone interested in understanding the role of imagination in moral reasoning.