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Human sociey in ethics and politics by Bertrand russell
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Book Overview
Plamenatz argues that human beings are inherently social, and therefore ethics cannot be understood as purely individual reasoning. Instead, moral values are shaped through shared institutions such as law, custom, and political authority.
A major theme of the book is the tension between freedom and authority. Plamenatz investigates how political systems claim legitimacy and how individuals come to accept—or resist—those claims. He also explores different traditions of political thought, including liberalism and utilitarianism, to show how each connects ethical reasoning to political practice.
Rather than offering a single theory, the book provides a careful analysis of how ethical principles operate within real societies.
