In Defense of Selfishness
About This Book
The Case for Rational Self-Interest (2015) challenges a widely accepted moral assumption: that altruism represents virtue. This work demonstrates how altruism actually diminishes the worth of people and communities, arguing instead that rational self-interest offers a path to genuine freedom and flourishing.
Who Should Read This?
- People who question whether self-sacrifice is truly virtuous
- Critics examining the foundations of welfare systems
- Readers exploring the negative consequences of altruistic ideology
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