Readings in the problems of ethics., Edited by Rosalind Ekman.

Author: Ladd, Rosalind Ekman 1933- ed.

Imprint:New York, Scribner, [1965]

Descriptionix, 369p., 24cm.

Note:The nature of moral theory / John Dewey. - An outline of a system of utilitarian ethics / J. J. C. Smart. - Results the test of right and wrong / G. E. Moore. - Punishment / W. D. Ross. - Foundations of ethics / W. D. Ross. - Duty for duty's sake / E. F. Carritt. - What makes right acts right? / W. D. Ross. - Moral philosophy at mid-century / W. K. Frankena. - The Republic / Plato. - Ethical naturalism / Carl Wellman. - The subject matter of ethics / G. E. Moore. - The naturalistic fallacy: the logic of its refutation / A. N. Prior. - Of the origin of our ideas of moral right and wrong / Richard Price. - The nature of ethical "judgement" / A. C. Ewing. - Theoretical ethics and intuitionism / P. H. Nowell-Smith. - Of virtue and vice in general / David Hume. - Ethics and language / C. L. Stevenson. - Goading and guiding / W. D. Falk. - Degrees of responsibility / Immanuel Kant. - Freedom and responsibility / P. H. Nowell-Smith. - Plea in defense of Loeb and Leopold / Clarence Darrow. - Determinism and the justifiability of moral blame / Richard Brandt. - Protagoras / Plato. - Nicomachean ethics / Aristotle. - 'Ought' and imperatives / R. M. Hare. - The criteria of assent to a moral rule / H. J. N. Horsburgh. - Backsliding / R. M. Hare. - Why should I be moral? / W. T. Stace. - Why should I be moral? / F. H. Bradley. - The logic of moral reasoning and reason and faith / Stephen Toulmin. - Is "why should I be moral? an absurdity? / Kai Nielsen.

Bibliography Note:Bibliography: p.367-369.

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