Leaving Morality Where It Is describes and thinks through every facet of the debate in moral theory, especially as it has played out between Kantian and Eudaimonist camps. It is an indispensable work for philosophers in general and ethicists (of every stripe) in particular.
Leaving Morality Where It Is describes and thinks through every facet of the debate in moral theory, especially as it has played out between Kantian and Eudaimonist camps. It is an indispensable work for philosophers in general and ethicists (of every stripe) in particular.
Daniel Patrone is Instructor in the Philosophy Department at Winona State University
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1 Contingency and Control: Defining the Problems Chapter 2 Eudaimonia and Aristotle's Method Chapter 3 Kant on the Problem of the Highest Good Chapter 4 The Problem of Contingency and Responsibility Chapter 5 Particularism and the External Problems of Contingency
Chapter 1 Contingency and Control: Defining the Problems Chapter 2 Eudaimonia and Aristotle's Method Chapter 3 Kant on the Problem of the Highest Good Chapter 4 The Problem of Contingency and Responsibility Chapter 5 Particularism and the External Problems of Contingency
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