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Heart and Mind by Mary Midgley offers a brilliant exploration of moral decision-making, probing how we navigate choices that shape our lives. From everyday decisions to those that influence our futures, Midgley examines the origins of our sense of right and wrong and how we can make more informed, thoughtful choices. With a new introduction by the author, the book is praised for its superb spirit and style, described as “more entertaining than a work of philosophy has any right to be” by the Times Literary Supplement. First published in 1983, this clear, engaging work takes readers to the heart of the human experience central to all decision-making, making philosophy both accessible and relevant.