昨日紹介したピーター・シンガーに関するマイケル・スペクターのニューヨーカー記事から、彼の哲学への批判を紹介した箇所を引用してみる。 Critics say that his moral certainty is one of Singer's most significant flaws–that he is too demanding, too impersonal, and too dismissive of the way people actually relate to one another. In its rawest form, Singer's philosophy condemns people for caring more about their families than about strangers. "People do have special relat