Friends and Other Strangers

Explore the profound insights of Richard B. Miller in his thought-provoking book, Friends and Other Strangers, published by Columbia University Press in 2016. Spanning 416 pages, this hardback edition delves into the intricate world of religious ethics through a multifaceted lens. Miller engages readers with discussions on ethnography, ethnocentrism, and relativism, while also addressing moral criticism and the ethics of empathy.

The book examines moral responsibility in the context of relationships with children and friends, civic virtue, loyalty, and the complexities of war and alterity. Additionally, it explores the normative and psychological dimensions of memory, as well as the interplay between religion and democratic life. Perfect for those interested in ethics, sociology, and philosophy, Friends and Other Strangers is a compelling read that invites reflection and dialogue.