Politics, Innocence, and the Limits of Goodness

Discover the profound insights of Peter Johnson in his thought-provoking book, Politics, Innocence, and the Limits of Goodness. First published in 1988 and reissued in 2019 by Taylor & Francis Ltd, this hardback edition spans 296 pages, offering a deep dive into the complexities of morality and its intersection with politics. Johnson compellingly argues that traditional philosophical theories fall short in explaining the concept of moral innocence. By setting aside these conventional frameworks, he reveals the significant implications of innocence on political landscapes. This book is essential for readers interested in ethics, political theory, and philosophy, providing a fresh perspective on the limitations of goodness in contemporary discourse. Enhance your understanding of moral philosophy and its real-world applications by adding this insightful work to your collection.