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Ética: as delicadas escolhas do nosso dia a dia

Os fins justificam os meios? É possível mesmo distinguir entre o bem e o mal, entre o bom e o mau comportamento, definir o que é certo e errado, sem recorrer ao direito? Como resolver um dilema entre dois valores em conflito se ambos são igualmente respeitáveis, como o do paciente adulto e lúcido que deseja abreviar seu sofrimento e o do médico que prometeu lutar por sua vida? José Roberto de…

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The book "A Pergunta Difícil – Por que precisamos falar de ética?" explores the complex and essential topic of ethics in our daily lives. Written by José Roberto de Castro Neves, a renowned lawyer, the book delves into the difficult questions surrounding right and wrong, good and bad behavior, and what is truly moral and immoral.

José Roberto, a highly respected attorney with over 250,000 copies of his books sold, presents these challenging topics in an accessible and engaging manner. The book's structure allows readers to see how these ethical dilemmas have evolved over time, from ancient times to modern day, while connecting the discussions to real-life situations.

José Roberto reminds us that while law is informed by ethics, it is not the sole solution to ethical problems. He emphasizes that true understanding and resolution require moral reflection and personal responsibility. Through this book, readers are invited to join José Roberto on an intellectual journey through philosophy, literature, art, theater, film, and mythology to confront and ponder some of humanity's most enduring questions.

"A Pergunta Difícil" is not just a book; it is a timeless resource for anyone seeking to explore and understand the fundamental ethical issues that shape our world.

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