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The Routledge Companion to Ethics is an outstanding survey of the whole field of ethics by a distinguished international team of contributors. Over sixty entries are divided into six clear sections:
the history of ethics | meta-ethics | perspectives from outside ethics | ethical perspectives | morality | debates in ethics.
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The Routledge Companion to Ethics is an outstanding survey of the whole field of ethics by a distinguished international team of contributors. Over sixty entries are divided into six clear sections:
- the history of ethics
- meta-ethics
- perspectives from outside ethics
- ethical perspectives
- morality
- debates in ethics.
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John Skorupski is Professor of Moral Philosophy at the University of St Andrews, Scotland. His books include Ethical Explorations (1999) and The Domain of Reasons (forthcoming in 2010).
Preface Part 1: History 1. Ethical Thought in China Yang Xiao 2. Ethical
Thought in India Stephen Clark 3. Plato and Socrates Richard Kraut 4.
Aristotle C.C.W. Taylor 5. Later Ancient Ethics A.A. Long 6. The Arabic
Tradition Peter Adamson 7. Natural Law Knud Haakonssen 8. Hobbes Bernard
Gert 9. Ethics and Reason Mike LeBuffe 10. Ethics and Sentiment Michael
Gill 11. Hume James Harris 12. Smith Craig Smith 13. Utilitarianism to
Bentham Fred Rosen 14. Kant Thomas Hill 15. Hegel Ken Westphal 16. Mill
Henry West 17. Green, Bradley and Sidgwick T.H. Irwin 18. Nietzsche
Maudmarie Clark 19. Pragmatist Moral Philosophy Alan Ryan 20.
Existentialism Jonathan Webber 21. Heidegger Stephen Mulhall Part 2:
Meta-ethics 22. Ethics, Religion, Science Simon Blackburn 23. Freedom and
Responsibility Randolph Clarke 24. Reasons for Action Robert Audi 25. 'Open
Question' Arguments Thomas Baldwin 26. Realism and its Alternatives Peter
Railton 27. Non-cognitivism Alex Miller 28. Error Theory and Fictionalism
Nadeem Hussain 29. Cognitivism Without Realism Andrew Fisher 30. Relativism
Nick Sturgeon Part 3: Ideas and Methods from Outside Ethics 31. Social
Anthropology James Laidlaw 32. Psychology Jesse Prinz 33. Biology Michael
Ruse 34. Formal Methods in Ethics Erik Carlson 35. Ethics and Law John
Gardner Part 4: Perspectives in Ethics 36. Reasons, Values and Morality
Simon Robertson 37. Consequentialism Brad Hooker 38. Contemporary Kantian
Ethics Andrews Reath 39. Intuitionism Philip Stratton-Lake 40. Virtue
Ethics Michael Slote 41. Contractualism Rahul Kumar 42. Contemporary
Natural Law Theory Anthony J. Lisska 43. Feminist Ethics Samantha Brennan
44. Ethics and Aesthetics Robert Stecker Part 5: Morality 45. Morality and
its Critics Stephen Darwall 46. Conscience John Skorupski 47. Recognition,
Respect Allen Wood 48. Blame, Remorse, Mercy, Forgiveness Christopher
Bennett 49. Evil Geoffrey Scarre 50. Responsibility: Intention and
Consequence Suzanne Uniacke 51. Responsibility: Act and Omission Michael
Zimmerman 52. Partiality and Impartiality John Cottingham 53. Particularism
and Principles Michael Ridge and Sean McKeever Part 6: Debates in Ethics
54. Welfare Christopher Heathwood 55. Ideals of Perfection Vinit Haksar
56. Rights Tom Campbell 57. Justice and Punishment John Tasioulas 58.
Justice and Distribution M.G. Clayton 59. Life and Death Fred Feldman 60.
Ending Life R.G. Frey 61. Population Tim Mulgan 62. Animals Alan Carter
63. Environment Andrew Brennan 64. The Ethics of Free Speech Mary Kate
McGowan 65. The Ethics of Research Julian Savulescu 66. World Poverty
Thomas Pogge 67. War Henry Shue 68. Terrorism and Torture David Rodin.
References. Index
Thought in India Stephen Clark 3. Plato and Socrates Richard Kraut 4.
Aristotle C.C.W. Taylor 5. Later Ancient Ethics A.A. Long 6. The Arabic
Tradition Peter Adamson 7. Natural Law Knud Haakonssen 8. Hobbes Bernard
Gert 9. Ethics and Reason Mike LeBuffe 10. Ethics and Sentiment Michael
Gill 11. Hume James Harris 12. Smith Craig Smith 13. Utilitarianism to
Bentham Fred Rosen 14. Kant Thomas Hill 15. Hegel Ken Westphal 16. Mill
Henry West 17. Green, Bradley and Sidgwick T.H. Irwin 18. Nietzsche
Maudmarie Clark 19. Pragmatist Moral Philosophy Alan Ryan 20.
Existentialism Jonathan Webber 21. Heidegger Stephen Mulhall Part 2:
Meta-ethics 22. Ethics, Religion, Science Simon Blackburn 23. Freedom and
Responsibility Randolph Clarke 24. Reasons for Action Robert Audi 25. 'Open
Question' Arguments Thomas Baldwin 26. Realism and its Alternatives Peter
Railton 27. Non-cognitivism Alex Miller 28. Error Theory and Fictionalism
Nadeem Hussain 29. Cognitivism Without Realism Andrew Fisher 30. Relativism
Nick Sturgeon Part 3: Ideas and Methods from Outside Ethics 31. Social
Anthropology James Laidlaw 32. Psychology Jesse Prinz 33. Biology Michael
Ruse 34. Formal Methods in Ethics Erik Carlson 35. Ethics and Law John
Gardner Part 4: Perspectives in Ethics 36. Reasons, Values and Morality
Simon Robertson 37. Consequentialism Brad Hooker 38. Contemporary Kantian
Ethics Andrews Reath 39. Intuitionism Philip Stratton-Lake 40. Virtue
Ethics Michael Slote 41. Contractualism Rahul Kumar 42. Contemporary
Natural Law Theory Anthony J. Lisska 43. Feminist Ethics Samantha Brennan
44. Ethics and Aesthetics Robert Stecker Part 5: Morality 45. Morality and
its Critics Stephen Darwall 46. Conscience John Skorupski 47. Recognition,
Respect Allen Wood 48. Blame, Remorse, Mercy, Forgiveness Christopher
Bennett 49. Evil Geoffrey Scarre 50. Responsibility: Intention and
Consequence Suzanne Uniacke 51. Responsibility: Act and Omission Michael
Zimmerman 52. Partiality and Impartiality John Cottingham 53. Particularism
and Principles Michael Ridge and Sean McKeever Part 6: Debates in Ethics
54. Welfare Christopher Heathwood 55. Ideals of Perfection Vinit Haksar
56. Rights Tom Campbell 57. Justice and Punishment John Tasioulas 58.
Justice and Distribution M.G. Clayton 59. Life and Death Fred Feldman 60.
Ending Life R.G. Frey 61. Population Tim Mulgan 62. Animals Alan Carter
63. Environment Andrew Brennan 64. The Ethics of Free Speech Mary Kate
McGowan 65. The Ethics of Research Julian Savulescu 66. World Poverty
Thomas Pogge 67. War Henry Shue 68. Terrorism and Torture David Rodin.
References. Index
Preface Part 1: History 1. Ethical Thought in China Yang Xiao 2. Ethical
Thought in India Stephen Clark 3. Plato and Socrates Richard Kraut 4.
Aristotle C.C.W. Taylor 5. Later Ancient Ethics A.A. Long 6. The Arabic
Tradition Peter Adamson 7. Natural Law Knud Haakonssen 8. Hobbes Bernard
Gert 9. Ethics and Reason Mike LeBuffe 10. Ethics and Sentiment Michael
Gill 11. Hume James Harris 12. Smith Craig Smith 13. Utilitarianism to
Bentham Fred Rosen 14. Kant Thomas Hill 15. Hegel Ken Westphal 16. Mill
Henry West 17. Green, Bradley and Sidgwick T.H. Irwin 18. Nietzsche
Maudmarie Clark 19. Pragmatist Moral Philosophy Alan Ryan 20.
Existentialism Jonathan Webber 21. Heidegger Stephen Mulhall Part 2:
Meta-ethics 22. Ethics, Religion, Science Simon Blackburn 23. Freedom and
Responsibility Randolph Clarke 24. Reasons for Action Robert Audi 25. 'Open
Question' Arguments Thomas Baldwin 26. Realism and its Alternatives Peter
Railton 27. Non-cognitivism Alex Miller 28. Error Theory and Fictionalism
Nadeem Hussain 29. Cognitivism Without Realism Andrew Fisher 30. Relativism
Nick Sturgeon Part 3: Ideas and Methods from Outside Ethics 31. Social
Anthropology James Laidlaw 32. Psychology Jesse Prinz 33. Biology Michael
Ruse 34. Formal Methods in Ethics Erik Carlson 35. Ethics and Law John
Gardner Part 4: Perspectives in Ethics 36. Reasons, Values and Morality
Simon Robertson 37. Consequentialism Brad Hooker 38. Contemporary Kantian
Ethics Andrews Reath 39. Intuitionism Philip Stratton-Lake 40. Virtue
Ethics Michael Slote 41. Contractualism Rahul Kumar 42. Contemporary
Natural Law Theory Anthony J. Lisska 43. Feminist Ethics Samantha Brennan
44. Ethics and Aesthetics Robert Stecker Part 5: Morality 45. Morality and
its Critics Stephen Darwall 46. Conscience John Skorupski 47. Recognition,
Respect Allen Wood 48. Blame, Remorse, Mercy, Forgiveness Christopher
Bennett 49. Evil Geoffrey Scarre 50. Responsibility: Intention and
Consequence Suzanne Uniacke 51. Responsibility: Act and Omission Michael
Zimmerman 52. Partiality and Impartiality John Cottingham 53. Particularism
and Principles Michael Ridge and Sean McKeever Part 6: Debates in Ethics
54. Welfare Christopher Heathwood 55. Ideals of Perfection Vinit Haksar
56. Rights Tom Campbell 57. Justice and Punishment John Tasioulas 58.
Justice and Distribution M.G. Clayton 59. Life and Death Fred Feldman 60.
Ending Life R.G. Frey 61. Population Tim Mulgan 62. Animals Alan Carter
63. Environment Andrew Brennan 64. The Ethics of Free Speech Mary Kate
McGowan 65. The Ethics of Research Julian Savulescu 66. World Poverty
Thomas Pogge 67. War Henry Shue 68. Terrorism and Torture David Rodin.
References. Index
Thought in India Stephen Clark 3. Plato and Socrates Richard Kraut 4.
Aristotle C.C.W. Taylor 5. Later Ancient Ethics A.A. Long 6. The Arabic
Tradition Peter Adamson 7. Natural Law Knud Haakonssen 8. Hobbes Bernard
Gert 9. Ethics and Reason Mike LeBuffe 10. Ethics and Sentiment Michael
Gill 11. Hume James Harris 12. Smith Craig Smith 13. Utilitarianism to
Bentham Fred Rosen 14. Kant Thomas Hill 15. Hegel Ken Westphal 16. Mill
Henry West 17. Green, Bradley and Sidgwick T.H. Irwin 18. Nietzsche
Maudmarie Clark 19. Pragmatist Moral Philosophy Alan Ryan 20.
Existentialism Jonathan Webber 21. Heidegger Stephen Mulhall Part 2:
Meta-ethics 22. Ethics, Religion, Science Simon Blackburn 23. Freedom and
Responsibility Randolph Clarke 24. Reasons for Action Robert Audi 25. 'Open
Question' Arguments Thomas Baldwin 26. Realism and its Alternatives Peter
Railton 27. Non-cognitivism Alex Miller 28. Error Theory and Fictionalism
Nadeem Hussain 29. Cognitivism Without Realism Andrew Fisher 30. Relativism
Nick Sturgeon Part 3: Ideas and Methods from Outside Ethics 31. Social
Anthropology James Laidlaw 32. Psychology Jesse Prinz 33. Biology Michael
Ruse 34. Formal Methods in Ethics Erik Carlson 35. Ethics and Law John
Gardner Part 4: Perspectives in Ethics 36. Reasons, Values and Morality
Simon Robertson 37. Consequentialism Brad Hooker 38. Contemporary Kantian
Ethics Andrews Reath 39. Intuitionism Philip Stratton-Lake 40. Virtue
Ethics Michael Slote 41. Contractualism Rahul Kumar 42. Contemporary
Natural Law Theory Anthony J. Lisska 43. Feminist Ethics Samantha Brennan
44. Ethics and Aesthetics Robert Stecker Part 5: Morality 45. Morality and
its Critics Stephen Darwall 46. Conscience John Skorupski 47. Recognition,
Respect Allen Wood 48. Blame, Remorse, Mercy, Forgiveness Christopher
Bennett 49. Evil Geoffrey Scarre 50. Responsibility: Intention and
Consequence Suzanne Uniacke 51. Responsibility: Act and Omission Michael
Zimmerman 52. Partiality and Impartiality John Cottingham 53. Particularism
and Principles Michael Ridge and Sean McKeever Part 6: Debates in Ethics
54. Welfare Christopher Heathwood 55. Ideals of Perfection Vinit Haksar
56. Rights Tom Campbell 57. Justice and Punishment John Tasioulas 58.
Justice and Distribution M.G. Clayton 59. Life and Death Fred Feldman 60.
Ending Life R.G. Frey 61. Population Tim Mulgan 62. Animals Alan Carter
63. Environment Andrew Brennan 64. The Ethics of Free Speech Mary Kate
McGowan 65. The Ethics of Research Julian Savulescu 66. World Poverty
Thomas Pogge 67. War Henry Shue 68. Terrorism and Torture David Rodin.
References. Index