Bioethics
A sourcebook edited by Helga Kuhse and Peter Singer collects major texts on the foundations and practical questions of bioethics.
Books by Peter Singer
Browse Peter Singer’s books by decade, contribution, topic and format.
53 books
Writings on an Ethical Life
Singer’s selection of his own writings offers an introduction to his arguments about animals, poverty, bioethics and living ethically.
Unsanctifying Human Life
A collection of Singer’s essays, edited by Helga Kuhse, examining animals, bioethics and the foundations of an ethical life.
One World
A philosophical argument for addressing climate, trade, human rights and aid through a global ethical perspective.
Pushing Time Away
A family history reconstructing the life of Singer’s grandfather David Oppenheim in Vienna and his death during the Holocaust.
How Ethical is Australia?
Peter Singer and Tom Gregg assess Australia’s conduct as a global citizen through aid, trade, refugees, the environment and international institutions.
The President of Good & Evil
An ethical examination of George W. Bush’s presidency that compares stated moral commitments with policy and political action.
In Defense of Animals
Essays by philosophers and activists connect arguments for animal protection with the challenges of effective advocacy.
The Moral of the Story
A literary anthology edited by Peter and Renata Singer uses fiction, drama and poetry to explore enduring ethical questions.
The Ethics of What We Eat
Peter Singer and Jim Mason trace everyday meals through food production to examine their consequences for animals, people and the environment.
Stem Cell Research
An edited collection examining embryo research, scientific regulation and the ethical responsibilities of stem-cell research.
The Bioethics Reader
An anthology of essays from Bioethics and Developing World Bioethics, selected by five editors including Peter Singer.