Peter Singer
Peter Singer is a renowned philosopher and ethicist, widely recognized for his influential work on animal rights and bioethics.
Born in Australia in 1946, he has authored numerous books, including the seminal "Animal Liberation" (1975).
Singer's utilitarian approach to ethics has sparked both praise and controversy.
He currently serves as Professor of Bioethics at Princeton University and has been ranked among the world's most influential thinkers.
Singer's work extends beyond academia, inspiring the founding of The Life You Can Save, a non-profit organization focused on alleviating global poverty.
His writings have been translated into over 30 languages, cementing his status as a prominent figure in contemporary philosophy.
Books by Peter Singer
Animal Liberation
The Definitive Classic of the Animal Movement
Philosophy
Animals
Vegan
The Life You Can Save
Acting Now to End World Poverty
Philosophy
Politics
Economics
Ethics in the Real World
86 Brief Essays on Things that Matter
Philosophy
Essays
Politics
The Way We Eat
Why Our Food Choices Matter
Food
Philosophy
Health
The Most Good You Can Do
How Effective Altruism Is Changing Ideas About Living Ethically
Philosophy
Self Help
Economics
Practical Ethics
Philosophy
Politics
Academic
Marx
A Very Short Introduction
Philosophy
Politics
History
Why Vegan?
Eating Ethically
Philosophy
Vegan
Environment
Animal Liberation Now
The Definitive Classic Renewed
Philosophy
Animals
Politics
The Expanding Circle
Ethics, Evolution, and Moral Progress
Philosophy
Science
Psychology