Ultimate normative foundations
Subtitle: the case for Aquinas's personalist natural law
By: Rose Mary Hayden Lemmons
Publisher: Lexington Books
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Lanham, Md
Language: eng
Number of pages: 469
ISBN-13: 9780739147955
Subjects: Natural law; Normativity (Ethics)
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p.         ) and index.
Table of contents: title: Rational intuitionism: Ross or Maritain; title: Human or divine will: Kantianism or divine prescriptivism; title: Natural inclinations as a voluntarist naturalism; title: Indispensable social goods; title: Autonomous virtues; title: Eudaimonic pluralism (the GBF paradigm); title: Thomistic normativity; title: Aquinas on truth, goodness, and eudaimonia; title: Privileging the love precepts; title: Basic questions and responses; title: Whether personalist natural law is a Thomistic abomination?; title: Challenges to natural law's normativity, objectivity, and specificity; title: The challenges of agnostic and atheistic moral eudaimonism; title: The challenges of voluntarist liberty, and the Nietzschean will to power; title: Love's normativity, and love's virtues; title: Neighborly love: personalist and juridical obligations; title: Loving God: proportional obligations; title: Updating the parameters of war and punishment with love; title: Global challenges and Thomistic responses; title: The reality of moral diversity; title: The globe, feminism, and aquinas; title: Personalist natural law: normative advantages.