Methods of ethics
By: Henry Sidgwick.
Publisher: Kaplan Pub.
Published: 2009
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781607141112
Subjects: Ethics
Notes: Originally published: 6th ed. London ; New York : Macmillan and Co., Ltd., 1901.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: Ethics and politics; title: Ethical judgments; title: Pleasure and desire; title: Free will; title: Ethical principles and methods; title: Egoism and self-love; title: Chapter viii-intuitionism; title: Good; title: Book II: Egoism; title: The principle and method of egoism; title: Empirical hedonism; title: Empirical hedonism (continued); title: Objective hedonism and common sense; title: Happiness and duty; title: Deductive hedonism; title: Book III: Intuitionism; title: Intuitionism; title: Virtue and duty; title: The intellectual virtues; title: Benevolence; title: Justice; title: Laws and promises; title: Classification of duties. truth; title: Other social duties and virtues; title: Self-regarding virtues; title: Courage, humility, etc.; title: Review of the morality of common sense; title: Motives or springs of action as subjects of moral judgment; title: Philosophical intuitionism; title: Ultimate good; title: Book IV: Utilitarianism; title: The meaning of utilitarianism; title: The proof of utilitarianism; title: The relation of utilitarianism to the morality of common sense; title: The method of utilitarianism; title: The method of utilitarianism (continued); title: Concluding chapter: The mutual relations of the three methods.