Society & Culture:Philosophy
A Buddhist perspective on the ethics of violence
2023-02-10
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For philosopher Martin Kovan, the resources within Buddhism provide an analytical means to gain new perspectives on violence. His book is A Buddhist Theory of Killing: A Philosophical Exposition.
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