04009cam a2200397 a 4500 15655019 AU-EpEBC 20130214130351.0 090311s2009 inu 000 0 eng 2009010450 9780872209626 (pbk.) DLC DLC YDX BTCTA BWX YDXCP CDX DLC NEMB 170/MOR EW Moral philosophy : a reader / edited by Louis P. Pojman and Peter Tramel. 4th ed. Indianapolis, IN : Hackett, c2009. xiv, 475 p. ; pbk ; 24 cm. Includes bibliographical references. Preface to the 4th ed -- General introduction : What is moral philosophy. I. What is morally right conduct? Introduction: Plato's moral philosophy -- 1. Plato: what is right conduct? II. Moral relativism vs moral objectivism. Introduction -- 2. Heroditus: Custom is king -- 3. Thomas Aquinas: Natural law -- 4. Ruth Benedict: Cultural relativism -- 5. Louis P. Pojman: A defense of ethical objectivism -- 6. Gilbert Harman: A defense of ethical relativism. III. Ethics and egoism. Introduction -- 7. Plato: why should I be moral? -- 8. Thomas Hobbes: Egoism as the beginning of morality -- 9. Ayn Rand: A defense of ethical egoism -- 10. James Rachels: A critique ethical egoism -- 11. Howard Kahane: Sociobiology, egoism and reciprocity. IV. Value: What is good? Introduction -- 12. Plato: The good and the allegory of the cave -- 13. Jeremy Bentham: Classical hedonism -- 14. Friedrich Nietzsche: Beyond good and evil -- 15. G.E. Moore: The good is not natural -- 16. Robert Nozick: The experience machine -- 17. W.D. Ross: Value pluralism -- 18. Derek Parfit: What makes someone's life go best? V. Utilitarian ethics. Introduction -- 19. John Stuart Mill: Utilitarianism -- 20. John Hospers: Rule-utilitarianism -- 21. Bernard Williams: A critique of utilitarianism -- 22. Stirling Harwood: Eleven objections to utilitarianism -- 23. Brad Hooker: Ideal code utilitarianism. VI. Deontological ethics. Introduction -- 24. Immanuel Kant: The foundations of ethics -- 25. Melissa Bergeron and Peter Tramel: Rightness as fairness: Kant's Categorical imperative -- 26. W.D. Ross: What makes acts right? -- 27. William Frankena: A reconciliation of ethical theories -- 28. T.M. Scanlon: A Contractarian ethics. VII. Virtue ethics. Introduction -- 29. Aristotle: Virtue ethics -- 30. Bernard Mayo: Virtue and the moral life -- 31. William Frankena: A critique of virtue-based ethics -- 32. Alasdair MacIntyre: The nature of virtues -- 33. Jonathan Bennett: The conscience of Huckleberry Finn -- 34. Rosalind Hursthouse: Virtue and emotion. VIII. Morality and religion. Introduction -- 35. Plato: The Euthyphro problem -- 36. Bertrand Russell: A free man's worship -- 37. James Rachels: God and morality are incompatible -- 38. C. Stephen Layman: God and the moral order -- 39. Peter Byrne: God and the moral order: a reply to Layman. IX. Applied ethics. Introduction -- 40. Judith Jarvis Thompson: The Trolley problem -- 41. Peter Singer: Famine, affluence and morality -- 42. Onora O'Neill: Kantian ethics and world hunger -- 43. John T. Noonan Jr.: Abortion is morally wrong -- 44. Mary Anne Warren: The personhood argument in favor of abortion rights 45. John Rawls: Fifty years after Hiroshima -- 46. Michael Walzer: Supreme emergency -- 47. Thomas Nagel: War and massacre. Ethics Textbooks. Pojman, Louis P. Tramel, Peter, 1965- 7 cbc orignew 1 ecip 20 y-gencatlg ddc 34615 34615 0 0 ddc 0 0 100 Philosophy and Psychology MAIN MAIN OS 2013-02-14 Backwoods Books via Amazon Marketplace 83.40 2 3 170/MOR 12394 2014-11-12 00:00:00 2014-06-13 1 110.00 2013-02-14 AM