| Description |
125 pages |
| Series |
Prometheus lecture series |
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Prometheus lecture series.
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| Contents |
Foreword / John Donnelly -- Ch. 1. Introduction -- Pt. 1. Two Approaches to Ethics -- Ch. 2. The Ethics of Duty and the Ethics of Aspiration -- Ch. 3. The Ideas of Right and Wrong -- Ch. 4. The Emergence of Philosophy and Religion -- Pt. 2. The Ideals of Personal Excellence and Happiness -- Ch. 5. Greek Ethical Ideals -- Ch. 6. Socratic Ethics -- Ch. 7. The Idea of Natural Law -- Ch. 8. Cynics and Stoics -- Ch. 9. Platonism and Ethical Relativism -- Ch. 10. Aristotle's Ethics -- Pt. 3. Duty vs. Aspiration -- Ch. 11. The Foundation of the Ethics of Duty -- Ch. 12. Religion and the Concept of Moral Obligation -- Ch. 13. The Destruction of the Ideal of Virtue -- Ch. 14. The Religious Framework of Modern Ethics -- Ch. 15. The Virtue of Pride -- Ch. 16. Happiness |
| Notes |
Includes index |
| Subject |
Ethics.
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Virtue.
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Ethics, Ancient.
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Virtue -- History.
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| Author |
Taylor, Richard, 1919-2003.
Ethics, fath, and reason
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| LC no. |
2002023608 |
| ISBN |
1573929433 paperback |
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