Ethical Theory: An AnthologyRuss Shafer-Landau Ethical Theory: An Anthology is an authoritative collection of key essays by top scholars in the field, addressing core issues including consequentialism, deontology, and virtue ethics, as well as traditionally underrepresented topics such as moral knowledge and moral responsibility.
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Contents
Part II Moral Knowledge | 77 |
Part III Why Be Moral? | 141 |
Part IV Ethics and Religion | 235 |
Part V Value | 279 |
Part VI Moral Responsibility | 335 |
Part VII Moral Standing | 389 |
Part VIII Consequentialism | 451 |
Part IX Deontology | 519 |
Part X Contractarianism | 601 |
Part XI Virtue Ethics | 661 |
Part XII Prima Facie Duties and Particularism | 747 |
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