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Ethics/ Dwight Furrow

By: Furrow, DwightMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: New York: Continuum, 2005Description: 172 p. PBISBN: 9780826472458DDC classification: 170

Contents:

Moral agency Self-interest Moral autonomy and moral motives Procedural autonomy Relational autonomy Objective moral reasons Relativism Moral realism Logical consistency Utilitarianism Kantian deontology Objectivity reconsidered Moral reasons in context An ethics of care vs. an ethic of justice Does moral reasoning require moral principles? The role of emotion Problems to solve Obligation Social contract theory Relationship obligations Vulnerability and obligations Objections to relationship obligations The limits of obligation 5 Happiness Happiness and pleasure Is happiness subjective or objective? Aristotle on happiness Happiness in context 6 Qualities of moral character Care as a virtue Integrity Practical wisdom Qualities of character and moral reasons A final word about Oskar Schindler 7 Moral responsibility The problem of free will Moral responsibility without metaphysics Guidance control and moral responsibility

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
General Books	Central Library, Sikkim University General Book Section	170 FUR/E (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		P31435

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Moral agency
Self-interest
Moral autonomy and moral motives
Procedural autonomy
Relational autonomy
Objective moral reasons
Relativism
Moral realism
Logical consistency
Utilitarianism
Kantian deontology
Objectivity reconsidered
Moral reasons in context
An ethics of care vs. an ethic of justice
Does moral reasoning require moral principles?
The role of emotion
Problems to solve
Obligation
Social contract theory
Relationship obligations
Vulnerability and obligations
Objections to relationship obligations
The limits of obligation
5 Happiness
Happiness and pleasure
Is happiness subjective or objective?
Aristotle on happiness
Happiness in context
6 Qualities of moral character
Care as a virtue
Integrity
Practical wisdom
Qualities of character and moral reasons
A final word about Oskar Schindler
7 Moral responsibility
The problem of free will
Moral responsibility without metaphysics
Guidance control and moral responsibility

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