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T. H. Green: Prolegomena to Ethics
David O. Brink (ed.)
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published in print:
2003
ISBN:
9780199266425
Published online:
October 2017
EISBN:
9780191861475
DOI:
10.1093/actrade/9780199266425.book.1
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Front Matter
Acknowledgements
List of Abbreviations
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Editor's Introduction
I. Green's Life and Work
II. Green's Metaphysics and Epistemology
III. The Attack on Empiricism and Atomism
IV. Idealism
V. Absolute Idealism
VI. Non-naturalism
VII. Self-consciousness and Epistemic Responsibility
VIII. Self-consciousness and Practical Responsibility
IX. Pursuit of a Personal Good
X. Psychological Hedonism and the Good
XI. Mill and Evaluative Hedonism
XII. Self-realization as the Good
XIII. Self-realization and the Common Good
XIV. Aristotelian Friendship
XV. Intrinsic Concern for Others
XVI. The Scope of the Common Good
XVII. Impartiality and the Common Good
XVIII. Moderate and Extreme Harmony of Interests
XIX. Absolute Idealism and Extreme Harmony
XX. Self-realization VS. Utilitarianism
XXI. From Perfectionism to Liberalism
XXII. Influences on Green
XXIII. Green and Kant
XXIV. Green's Impact
XXV. Green and Bradley
XXVI. Green and Sidgwick
XXVII. Green's Legacy
Bibliographical Essay
Editor's Preface to the First Edition
Analytical Table of Contents
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Prolegomena to Ethics
Introduction
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Book I Metaphysics of Knowledge
Chapter I The Spiritual Principle in Knowledge and in Nature
Chapter II The Relation of Man, as Intelligence, to the Spiritual Principle in Nature
Chapter III The Freedom of Man as Intelligence
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Book II The Will
Chapter I The Freedom of the Will
Chapter II Desire, Intellect, and Will
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Book III The Moral Ideal and Moral Progress
Chapter I Good and Moral Good
Chapter II Characteristics of the Moral Ideal
Chapter III The Origin and Development of the Moral Ideal.
Chapter IV The Development of the Moral Ideal (Continued)
Chapter V The Development of the Moral Ideal—Continued.
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Book IV The Application of Moral Philosophy to the Guidance of Conduct
Chapter I The Practical Value of the Moral Ideal
Chapter II The Practical Value of a Theory of the Moral Ideal
Chapter III The Practical Value of a Hedonistic Moral Philosophy
Chapter IV The Practical Value of Utilitarianism Compared With that of the Theory of the Good as Human Perfection
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End Matter
Endnote: Translation
Index
[3.236.122.9]
3.236.122.9
