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Preface to the Sixth Editio? | |
What is Ethics? | |
Plato: Socratic Morality: Crito | |
Ethical Relativism Versus Ethical Objectivism | |
Custom is King | |
Objective Moral Forms | |
Objectivism: Natural Law | |
A Defense of Ethical Relativism | |
A Critique of Ethical Relativism | |
Moral Relativism Defended | |
Morality and Self-Interest | |
Against Egoism | |
Psychological Egoism | |
Why be Moral? | |
On the Socratic Dilemma | |
Morality and Advantage | |
Value and the Self | |
The Experience Machine | |
Value and the Origin of Right and Wrong | |
The Transvaluation of Values | |
What Makes Someone's Life Go Best? | |
Value: the View from Nowhere | |
Later Selves and Moral Principles | |
Persons, Character, and Morality | |
Women's Conception of Self and of Morality | |
The Need for Care: Gender in Moral Theory | |
Utilitarianism | |
Pleasure | |
The Utilitarian Calculus | |
Utilitarianism (complete) | |
Extreme and Restricted Utilitarianism | |
Against Moral Conservatism | |
Against Utilitarianism | |
Rule-Utilitarianism | |
Side Constraints | |
Famine, Affluence and Morality | |
Kantian and Deontological Systems | |
The Foundation for the Metaphysics of Morals (complete) | |
What Makes Right Acts Right? | |
Kantian Formula of the End in Itself and World Hunger | |
Moral Luck | |
Morality as a System of Hypothetical Imperatives | |
Killing, Letting Die, and the Trolley Problem | |
Contractarian Ethical Systems | |
The Leviathan | |
Why Contractarianism? | |
Contractualism: Justice as Fairness | |
Virtue-Based Ethical Systems | |
The Ethics of Virtue (Books 1-4 complete) | |
Virtue and the Moral Life | |
A Critique of Virtue-Based Ethics | |
are Virtues No More than Dispositions to Obey Moral Rules? | |
The Nature of the Virtues | |
Moral Saints | |
in Defense of Moral Saints | |
The Fact/Value Problem: Metaethics in the Twentieth Century | |
On Reason and the Emotions: the Fact/Value Distinction | |
Non-Naturalism | |
Emotivism | |
Prescriptivism: the Structure of Ethics and Morals | |
How to Derive Ought from Is | |
The Object of Morality | |
Moral Realism and the Challenge of Skepticism | |
The Subjectivity of Values | |
A Critique of Mackie's Error Theory | |
Moral Nihilism | |
Two Forms of Ethical Skepticism | |
Religion and Ethics | |
Morality and Religion: Euthyphro | |
Morality Independent from Religion | |
God and Immortality as Necessary Postulates of Morality | |
Religious and the Queerness of Morality | |
Ethics Without God | |
Contemporary Challenges to Classical Ethical Theory | |
A. Sociobiology and the Question of Moral Responsibility | |
Ethics and the Descent of Man | |
Sociobiology and Ethics | |
Evolution and Ethics: the Sociobiological Approach | |
Prospects for an Evolutionary Ethics | |
The Law of the Jungle, Evolution and Morality | |
The Challenge of Determinism to Moral Responsibility and Desert | |
Free Will, Determinism, and Moral Responsibility: a Response to Galen Strawson | |
A Libertarian Defense of Free Will and Responsibility | |
A Glossary of Ethical Terms | |
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