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ISBN 10: 1111298173
ISBN 13: 9781111298173
Author: Louis P. Pojman, James Fieser
Table of contents:
1. WHAT IS ETHICS?
Ethics and its subdivisions.
Morality as compared with other normative subjects.
Traits of moral principles.
Domains of ethical assessment.
Conclusion.
2. ETHICAL RELATIVISM
Subjective ethical relativism.
Conventional ethical relativism.
Criticisms of conventional ethical relativism.
Conclusion.
3. MORAL OBJECTIVISM
Aquinas’ objectivism and absolutism.
Moderate objectivism.
Ethical situationalism.
Conclusion.
4. VALUE AND THE QUEST FOR THE GOOD
Intrinsic and instrumental value.
The value of pleasure.
Are values objective or subjective?
The relation of value to morality.
The good life.
5. SOCIAL CONTRACT THEORY AND THE MOTIVE TO BE MORAL
Why does society need moral rules?
Why should I be moral?
Morality, self-interest and game theory.
The motive to always be moral.
Conclusion.
6. EGOISM, SELF-INTEREST, AND ALTRUISM
Psychological egoism.
Ethical egoism.
Arguments against ethical egoism.
Evolution and altruism.
Conclusion.
7. UTILITARIANISM
Classic utilitarianism.
Act and rule-utilitarianism.
Criticism of utilitarianism.
Criticism of the ends justifying immoral means.
Conclusion.
8. KANT AND DEONTOLOGICAL THEORIES
Kant’s influences.
The categorical imperative.
Counterexamples to the principle of the law of nature.
Other formulations of the categorical imperative.
The problem of exceptionless rules.
The problem of posterity.
Conclusion: a reconciliation project.
9. VIRTUE THEORY
The nature of virtue ethics.
Criticisms of action-based ethics.
Connections between virtue-based and action-based ethics.
Feminism and the ethics of care.
Conclusion.
10. GENDER AND ETHICS
Classic Views.
Female Care Ethics.
Four Options regarding Gender and Ethics.
Conclusion.
11. RELIGION AND ETHICS
Does morality depend on religion?
Is religion irrelevant or even contrary to morality?
Does religion enhance the moral life?
Conclusion.
12. THE FACT-VALUE PROBLEM
Hume and Moore: the problem classically stated.
Ayer and emotivism.
Hare and prescriptivism.
Naturalism and the fact-value problem.
Conclusion.
13. MORAL REALISM AND THE CHALLENGE OF SKEPTICISM
Mackie’s moral skepticism.
Harman’s moral nihilism.
A defense of moral realism.
Conclusion.
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