Moral Values: A Study of the Principles of Conduct

H. Holt, 1918 - 439 sayfa

NATURE OF THE HUMANISTIC SCIENCES	20

MORAL THEORY AND MORAL PRACTICE	25

ETHICAL REFLECTION CONSTRUCTIVE	30

CHAPTER II	36

TELEOLOGY AND FORMALISM	38

KANTIAN FORMALISM 9 14 20 25 30 36 38	40

THE INADEQUACY OF FORMALISM CRITICISM OF ROYCES LOYALTY	45

NECESSITY OF A DOCTRINE OF ENDS	49

INTUITIONALISM AND EMPIRICISM	256

CRITICISM OF INTUITIONALISM	262

THE HISTORICAL VIEW	267

THE AUTHORITY OF CONSCIENCE	274

THE SOCIAL CONSCIENCE	277

COERCIVE AND SPONTANEOUS ELEMENTS IN THE MORAL LIFE	280

CHAPTER X	283

THE TWOFOLD JUDGMENT OF Conduct	284

TELEOLOGICAL CHARACTER OF THE VIRTUES	54

DOES THE END JUSTIFY THE MEANS?	57

CHAPTER III	59

HEDONISM AMONG THE GREEKS	60

MODERN DEVELOPMENT OF HEDONISM	64

MILLS UTILITARIANISM	67

SIDGWICKS CONTRIBUTION TO HEDONISM	69

HEDONISM IN EVOLUTIONARY ETHICS	72

CHAPTER IV	77

PLATO	79

HEGEL	97

CHAPTER V	104

ETHICAL HEDONISM AND A THEORY OF VALUE	112

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HEDONISTIC IMPLICATIONS OF OPTIMISM AND PESSIMISM	128

HAPPINESS AN ELEMENT IN EVERY VALUE	134

THE HEDONISTIC PARADOX	142

VALUE A UNION OF OBJECTIVE AND SUBJECTIVE FACTORS	151

PROGRESS AND HAPPINESS	158

RELATION OF HAPPINESS AND PERFECTION	168

CHAPTER VII	178

NARROWER AND WIDER INTERPRETATION OF MORALITY	184

VALUES OF RECREATION	196

CHARACTER VALUES	202

ÆSTHETIC VALUES	203

INTELLECTUAL VALUES	208

RELIGIOUS VALUES	214

DEFINITION OF CIVILIZATION	218

THE ORGANIZATION OF VALUES	219

CHAPTER VIII	225

THE INDIVIDUAL A SOCIAL BEING	227

EGOISM AND ALTRUISM	232

CONFLICT OF INDIVIDUAL AND SOCIAL INTERESTS	235

SCIENCE AND SOCIAL ORGANIZATION	241

THE FALLACY OF NUMBERS	243

PROBLEMS OF SOCIAL BETTERMENT	245

CHAPTER IX	250

CAN A MAN DO MORE THAN HIS DUTY?	253

VIRTUE AS SUBJECTIVE OR FORMAL GOODNESS	286

THE PLACE OF VIRTUE IN ETHICAL THEORY	290

KNOWLEDGE AND VIRTUE	295

THE UNITY OF THE VIRTUES	299

MILITANT AND SPONTANEOUS VIRTUE	302

CHAPTER XI	308

MORAL LAW AND JURAL LAW	309

MORAL LAW AND NATURAL LAW	312

THE NATURAL SANCTIONS OF MORALITY	318

MORAL SCEPTICISM HISTORICAL SURVEY	320

THE ANSWER TO SCEPTICISM	324

OBJECTIVITY OF THE MORAL LAW	330

CHAPTER XII	335

KANTIAN DUALISM	338

THE NATURAL HISTORY OF INDETERMINISM	339

POINTS OF AGREEMENT BETWEEN DETERMINISTS AND INDETERMINISTS	343

THE MECHANISM OF CHOICE	345

THE NATURE OF THE SELF	349

UNITY OF EFFICIENT AND FINAL CAUSATION	351

INDETERMINISM AT VARIANCE WITH PRACTICE	353

FREEDOM CONSISTENT WITH DETERMINISM	356

OBJECTIONS TO DETERMINISM ANSWERED	360

FATALISM AND DETERMINISM	363

FURTHER OBJECTIONS ANSWERED	365

RESPONSIBILITY AND PUNISHMENT	369

THE DETERMINISTS ATTITUDE TOWARDS LIFE	374

CHAPTER XIII	377

DISTINCTION BETWEEN MORALITY AND RELIGION	380

THE NATURE OF RELIGION	382

IV THE INTERACTION OF MORALITY AND RELIGION	390

NONETHICAL ETHICAL AND ANTIETHICAL ELEMENTS OF RELIGION	396

THE PROBLEM OF EVIL	405

DUALISTIC AND PLURALISTIC SOLUTIONS	406

MONISTIC SOLUTIONS	410

EVIL NO ILLUSION	416

77	433

220	434

Başlık	Moral Values: A Study of the Principles of Conduct Moral Values: A Study of the Principles of Conduct, Walter Goodnow Everett
Yazar	Walter Goodnow Everett
Yayıncı	H. Holt, 1918
Orijinalin kaynağı:	Harvard Üniversitesi
Dijital ortama aktarılmış	19 Eyl 2008
Uzunluk	439 sayfa

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