The Blackwell Guide to Ethical TheoryHugh LaFollette, Ingmar Persson Building on the strengths of the highly successful first edition, the extensively updated Blackwell Guide to Ethical Theory presents a complete state-of-the-art survey, written by an international team of leading moral philosophers.
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Contents
The Naturalistic Moral Realists Second Response to | |
Relativism | |
Moral Agreement | |
Divine Command Theory | |
Moral Intuition | |
Ethics and Evolution | |
Nonconsequentialism | |
lntuitionism | |
lntuitionist Epistemology | |
Kantianism | |
Contractarianism | |
Rights | |
Libertarianism | |
Virtue Ethics | |
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