Practical Reasoning in a Social World

Exploring the philosophical foundations of group membership and loyalty, Keith Graham emphasizes the importance of social context and critiques individualist perspectives. He presents a nuanced view of how various collectivities, such as committees and nations, influence moral decision-making, blurring the lines between self-interest and altruism. Additionally, he provides a systematic analysis of how individuals can relate to their groups, making this work relevant to scholars in philosophy, politics, sociology, law, and economics.