
The Basis of Morality, published in 1915 by Annie Besant, is a philosophical treatise that examines the foundations of ethics and moral principles. Besant critiques various bases for morality, including revelation, intuition, and utility, ultimately advocating for an evolutionary perspective that adapts to human consciousness and social progress. The work is notable for its in-depth analysis of moral dilemmas and its influence on Theosophical thought, reflecting Besant's commitment to social justice and ethical evolution.
















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