Peter Singer sacrifice some consumer goods

Peter Singer sacrifice some consumer goods

Peter Singer argues that we ought to sacrifice some consumer goods in an effort to help those living in absolute poverty. Consumer goods are not as morally significant as a life.

Peter Singer argues that we ought to sacrifice some consumer goods

Peter Singer argues that we ought to sacrifice some consumer goods in an effort to help those living in absolute poverty. Consumer goods are not as morally significant as a life.  Many authors do not agree with Singer’s views about global poverty, however.

For this assignment, I would like you to briefly summarize Singer’s view, and then present and explain one criticism of his view.  You must find one journal article in which the author criticizes some of Singer’s ideas about global poverty to complete the second part of this question.  When you discuss the article that is critical of Singer’s views, be sure to present the author’s thesis. Further, to present and explain the arguments the author gives in defense of her thesis. You can find articles on the Philosopher’s Index (this is a database to which the library subscribes.  Go to the library homepage, click on ‘databases’ and then ‘P’.  You can find the Philosopher’s index there).  Papers should be 3-4 pages typed, double-spaced

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What is Singer’s solution to world poverty?
Analysis of “The Singer Solution To World Poverty” Essay. A Critique For “The Singer Solution To World Poverty” In the essay “The Singer Solution to World Poverty,” philosopher Peter Singer addresses the issue of poverty by suggesting Americans give away most of their income to aid those in need.
What does Singer’s view imply about the charitable giving?
Australian philosopher Peter Singer says that where world poverty is concerned ‘giving to charity’ is neither charitable nor generous; it is no more than our duty and not giving would be wrong. Singer says we have a duty to reduce poverty and death simply because we can.

 

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