Ethics, Life and Institutions. an Attempt at Practical Philosophy.
Material type:
- text
- computer
- online resource
- 9788024634302
- 170
- BJ1012 .S656 2016
Cover -- Contents -- Introduction -- 1. Practical Philosophy -- 2. From Words to Terms -- 2.1 Life -- Evolution and Evaluation -- 2.2 The Threefold Model of Freedom -- 2.3 Freedom and Power -- Competition, Rivalry and Enmity -- 2.4 Custom, Morality and Ethics -- 2.5 Relative, Relativity and Relativism -- 2.6 Decision and Responsibility -- 2.7 Justice -- 3. Main Ideas of Practical Philosophy -- 3.1 The world in balance -- Retribution and Compensation -- The Golden Rule -- Kant and the Categorical Imperative -- 3.2 Happiness and Wellbeing -- Aristotle and Eudaimonia -- Epicureanism and Hedonism -- Christianity and Morality -- Utilitarianism -- 3.3 The Discovery of the Soul -- Honour and Conscience -- Perfection of the Soul -- Autonomy and Heteronomy -- 3.4 The Idea of Good and Ethical Realism -- Good and Evil -- What is Evil? -- 3.5 Moral Sense -- Sentiment and Reason -- 4. The Ethics of Heritage -- 4.1 Ancestors and Descendants -- 4.2 Life as Inheritance -- 4.3 Heir and Steward -- Private Heir -- 4.4 Institutions and Action in Roles -- Citizen and Employee -- Acting in a Role -- Corruption -- Institutions as Inheritance -- 4.5 Summary -- 5. Conclusion -- Bibliography -- Index.
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