Ethical StudiesClarendon Press, 1962 - 344 páginas Unorthodox and highly polemical, this book was written as a counterblast to the Utilitarianism which dominated English moral philosophy in Bradley's day. |
Contenido
Object of the inquiry 13 The common notion of Responsibility 39 | 3 |
Individualism criticized 16373 The end is realization as member | 9 |
irreconcilable with Freedom 913 and with rational predic | 19 |
Common opinion and Necessitarianism 246 irreconcilable | 55 |
Question rests on a dogmatic preconception 5861 which is opposed | 74 |
Note to Essay II 82 | 82 |
Happiness a vague phrase 856 Common opinion on pleasure 867 | 126 |
Relative and absolute morality 18992 Intuitive character of moral | 199 |
Criticism of the above view 2026 | 207 |
ESSAY VII | 241 |
SELFISHNESS AND SELFSACRIFICE | 251 |
Statement and refutation of the argument for general selfishness | 263 |
and bad self 2767 Hereditary theory insufficient 2789 Content | 297 |
Nature of the morally good and bad selves 3039 What self | 309 |
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