Acknowledgments Introduction 1. Moral and other realisms: some initial difficulties 2. Abortion: identity and loss 3. The right to threaten and the right to punish 4. Reply to Brook 5. Truth and explanation in ethics 6. Reflection and the loss of moral knowledge: Williams on objectivity 7. Actions, intentions, and consequences: the doctrine of doing and allowing 9. Actions, intentions, and consequences: the doctrine of double effect 9. Reply to Boyle's 'who is entitled to double effect?' 10. The puzzle of the self-torturer 11. Rationality and the human good 12. Putting rationality in its place.
Acknowledgments Introduction 1. Moral and other realisms: some initial difficulties 2. Abortion: identity and loss 3. The right to threaten and the right to punish 4. Reply to Brook 5. Truth and explanation in ethics 6. Reflection and the loss of moral knowledge: Williams on objectivity 7. Actions, intentions, and consequences: the doctrine of doing and allowing 9. Actions, intentions, and consequences: the doctrine of double effect 9. Reply to Boyle's 'who is entitled to double effect?' 10. The puzzle of the self-torturer 11. Rationality and the human good 12. Putting rationality in its place.
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