Lo correcto y lo bueno

This book is the Spanish translation of W.D. Ross's influential work "The Right and the Good," originally published in English in 1930. It presents his foundational ideas on prima facie duties and moral philosophy.

Ross's theory in "The Right and the Good" is notable for its pluralistic deontology, arguing that there are multiple fundamental moral duties that are not reducible to a single principle like utility. He introduces the concept of "prima facie duties," which are duties that are binding unless overridden by a more stringent duty in a particular situation.

Yes, "The Right and the Good" is widely regarded as a cornerstone text in 20th-century moral philosophy. It significantly influenced subsequent discussions in ethics, particularly in its critique of utilitarianism and its development of a non-consequentialist framework.