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9780595000425

Living Issues in Ethics

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    9780595000425

  • ISBN10:

    0595000428

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2000-02-01
  • Publisher: Iuniverse Inc

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Table of Contents

Prefacep. ix
The Search for a Moral Philosophyp. 3
Morality in Our Livesp. 5
Moral Decisions and Personal Lifep. 5
The Search for Valuesp. 7
The Grounding of Valuesp. 10
Moral Relativismp. 13
Values and Rightsp. 15
Values and Fulfillmentp. 16
Values and a Changing Worldp. 17
Chapter Reviewp. 18
Suggested Readingsp. 19
Moral Wisdom and Freedomp. 20
Ingredients of a Moral Philosophyp. 20
Obstacles to Clear Thinkingp. 21
Ethics and Philosophyp. 23
Are We Free to Make Choices?p. 28
A Pause in the Searchp. 33
Chapter Reviewp. 34
Suggested Readingsp. 35
Western Ethics to the Modern Agep. 37
Three Basic Questionsp. 37
The Jewish and Christian Framework of Western Ethicsp. 38
The Ethics of Judaismp. 40
The Morality of Jesusp. 41
Christian Ethics Encounters Greek Philosophyp. 45
The Christianizing of Greek Philosophyp. 50
Reformation Ethicsp. 54
Chapter Reviewp. 57
Suggested Readingsp. 58
Moral Philosophy in the Modern Agep. 59
The Individual in Societyp. 59
Philosophers of Moral Feelingp. 63
The Utilitariansp. 64
Immanuel Kantp. 66
The Development of Natural Ethics: Deontologyp. 67
Contemporary Ethical Theoriesp. 68
The Legacy of Varietyp. 75
Chapter Reviewp. 76
Suggested Readingsp. 77
Personal Identity and Fulfillmentp. 79
Who Am I?p. 81
Identity, Values, and Moralityp. 81
Identity Is Learnedp. 83
Masksp. 85
The Masculine Maskp. 86
The Feminine Maskp. 89
The Mask of Ethnic Originp. 93
The Mask of Performancesp. 94
The Masks as Identityp. 98
Beneath the Masksp. 99
Chapter Reviewp. 105
Suggested Readingsp. 106
Love and Friendshipp. 108
What the World Needs Nowp. 108
Varieties of Lovep. 110
Friendshipp. 124
Morality, Love, and Friendshipp. 126
Chapter Reviewp. 127
Suggested Readingsp. 128
Marriage and the Familyp. 130
Moral Issues in Family Lifep. 130
What Is a Family?p. 131
Diagnosing the American Nuclear Familyp. 133
Relatives: the Extended Familyp. 139
The Single Person and the Familyp. 141
Marriage and Companionshipp. 143
Divorcep. 147
Marriage and the Family: Moral Optionsp. 147
Chapter Reviewp. 148
Suggested Readingsp. 150
Health and Sexualityp. 153
Mental and Physical Healthp. 155
Health as a Moral Obligationp. 155
The Importance of Mental Healthp. 158
Some Philosophical Principles of Mental Healthp. 159
Sickness as Protestp. 166
Physical Healthp. 168
Health, Finances, and Moralityp. 171
Chapter Reviewp. 173
Suggested Readingsp. 174
Medical Ethicsp. 176
Medicine and Human Valuesp. 176
Philosophic Issuesp. 182
Some Moral Dilemmas in Medicinep. 188
Benefits of Medical Ethics Studyp. 193
Chapter Reviewp. 195
Suggested Readingsp. 196
Sexual Ethicsp. 198
The "Problem" of Sexp. 198
The Fundamental Question in Sexual Ethicsp. 200
Sex Research: A Help to Ethics?p. 203
Holy Writings: A Help to Ethics?p. 204
Pluralism Againp. 208
Same-Sex Orientations: Variation or Perversion?p. 209
Guides to Moral Sexual Conductp. 219
Chapter Reviewp. 222
Suggested Readingsp. 224
Social Ethicsp. 227
The Political Orderp. 229
The Moral Contextp. 229
Obligations of the Political Orderp. 235
The Political Processp. 242
The Elective Processp. 245
Chapter Reviewp. 248
Suggested Readingsp. 249
The Economic Orderp. 251
The Moral Contextp. 251
Economic Philosophies--Ip. 253
Economic Philosophies--IIp. 259
The Socialist Alternativep. 267
Economic Ideals and Economic Realityp. 271
Chapter Reviewp. 272
Suggested Readingsp. 273
Freedom of Thought and Expressionp. 274
Dilemmas of Freedom of Expressionp. 274
Obstacles to Freedom of Expressionp. 278
Contemporary Issuesp. 280
Pornographyp. 286
The Demand for Expression versus the Right to Privacyp. 291
Public Decisionsp. 295
Chapter Reviewp. 297
Suggested Readingsp. 298
Dissentp. 300
The Foundations of Dissentp. 300
The Dilemmas of Dissentp. 305
Revolution and Violencep. 309
The Option of Dissentp. 313
Chapter Reviewp. 314
Suggested Readingsp. 315
Social Justicep. 317
What Is Justice?p. 317
Racial Justicep. 319
Psychological Effects of Racismp. 325
Sexual Justice: The Rights of Women and Sexual Minoritiesp. 328
A Tribute to Justicep. 335
Chapter Reviewp. 336
Suggested Readingsp. 337
Ecology and the Moral Use of Energyp. 339
Energy and Ecologyp. 339
Four Possible Areas of Dangerp. 340
Ecology, Politics, and Economics: Moral Alternativesp. 347
Lifeboat Ethicsp. 350
Deep Ecology and Asian Wisdomp. 354
What Can Be Done?p. 358
Chapter Reviewp. 361
Suggested Readingsp. 363
War and the Quest for Peacep. 364
Thermonuclear Powerp. 364
"Just War" Theoryp. 366
Obstacles to Peacep. 369
Efforts to Achieve Peacep. 372
Chapter Reviewp. 380
Suggested Readingsp. 381
Epiloguep. 383
Indexp. 388
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