Writing the absence of the father Book

I disagree with some of the premises and conclusions Peter Singer puts forth in this text, but these are, usually, differences of degree rather than kind. I find the vast majority of his work to be very solidly supported, and am somewhat bemused at how much rage and hatred he seems to attract in some circles. This, in all likelihood, deserves five stars, but it's not his best work, and I found it a little basic in certain areas. However, I wholeheartedly recommended as a thorough primer to a utilitarian perspective on sanctity of life issues to others who are new to the subject.