Moral principles of action, man's ethical imperative.

Author: Anshen, Ruth Nanda, ed.

Edition Statement:[1st ed.]

Imprint:New York, Harper [1952]

Descriptionxii, 720 p. 24cm.

Note:"Thou shalt not..." / Ruth Nanda Anshen. - The deep beauty of the golden rule / Robert M. MacIver. - Nature and ethics / Karl Jaspers. - Natural law and moral law / Jacques Maritain. - The moral value of the contemplative life / Werner Jaeger. - Relative and absolute values / Kurt Von Fritz. - Criterion of universal ethical and legal norms / F. S. C. Northrop. - Social contexts of personality / Liston Pope. - The center of value / H. Richard Niebuhr. - Conscience / Erich Fromm. - The good as the abundant life / William Pepperell Montague. - Some neglected ethical questions / Paul Weiss. - The suspension of ethics / Martin Buber. - Rights, promises, and property / Alexander Sachs. - World government and mankind / Philip C. Jessup. - International relations and morality / Richard McKeon. - Doctrinal background of moral theology / George La Piana. - Ethics and education / Robert Ulich. - The child and moral realism / Jean Piaget. - Science and morality / George Sarton. - Art and taste / Lionello Venturi. - The responsibilities and opportunities of the artist / Theodore M. Greene. - Religion and ethics / M. C. D'Arcy, S. J. - The ethics of the prophet / James Muilenburg. - The ethics of the New Testament / Charles Harold Dodd. - Moral principles as the basis of Islamic culture / Sir Muhammad Zafrullah Khan. - One God, onw world, one humanity / Khalifa Abdul Hakim. - Some basic moral principles in Chinese culture / Arthur W. Hummel. - Ethics and Zen Buddhism / Daisetz Teitaro Suzuki. - Hindu ethics / Swami Nikhilananda. - Universal ethical principles: an anthropological view. - Ralph Linton. - Being and love / Paul Tillich. - He that loses his life shall not find it / Albert Schweitzer. - Thou art... / Ruth Nanda Anshen.

Bibliography Note:Bibliographical footnotes.

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