Teaching students how to actively apply moral reasoning
Doing Ethics is the best-selling book for courses with an applied emphasis. It teaches moral decision making as an active process, giving students the theoretical and logical tools required to do ethics. The Sixth Edition offers expanded coverage of relevant issues, including race and racism, health care, and tolerance and civility online and in public spaces. New activities in InQuizitive—Norton's award-winning adaptive learning tool—have been expanded to include material on contemporary topics, enabling students to apply moral reasoning to the issues they care about, both in the course and beyond.
