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"The Tyranny of Shams" by Joseph McCabe offers a sharp and unflinching critique of societal morality and the deceptive practices that underpin various aspects of human life. Delving into the "moral conditions" of his time, McCabe dissects the "sham" inherent in political ideologies and ethical systems. This seminal work, categorized under Philosophy & Psychology, explores the pervasive influence of deception and its impact on social structures. Readers interested in ethics, moral philosophy, and general sociology will find McCabe's analysis of enduring relevance. The book provides insightful commentary on the ethical failings present when social criticism clashes with pragmatic concerns. A powerful examination of morality, social commentary, and the insidious nature of "sham."
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