Essential for philosophy students and teachers alike, this rich but accessible volume brings together internationally renowned scholars to provide an overview of Western moral thought. Driven by cutting-edge research, its fifty-four chapters deliver a clear and detailed analysis of the key schools and thinkers who defined Western moral philosophy.
Essential for philosophy students and teachers alike, this rich but accessible volume brings together internationally renowned scholars to provide an overview of Western moral thought. Driven by cutting-edge research, its fifty-four chapters deliver a clear and detailed analysis of the key schools and thinkers who defined Western moral philosophy.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
List of contributors Acknowledgements Introduction Sacha Golob and Jens Timmermann 1. Ethics before Socrates Catherine Rowett 2. Socrates and Sophists A. G. Long 3. Plato James Warren 4. Aristotle Michael Pakaluk 5. Epicureanism and hedonism Voula Tsouna 6. Stoicism Brad Inwood 7. Ancient skepticism Katja Vogt 8. Neo-Platonism Alexandrine Schniewind 9. Early Christian ethics: killing the innocent Sarah Byers 10. Boethius, Abelard and Anselm John Marenbon 11. Medieval Jewish ethics Tamar Rudavsky 12. Moral philosophy in the medieval Islamicate world Anna Akasoy 13. 'Christian Aristotelianism'? Albert the Great and Thomas Aquinas Tobias Hoffmann and Jörn Müller 14. Duns Scotus and William of Ockham Tobias Hoffmann 15. Humanism Sabrina Ebbersmeyer 16. The Protestant Reformation Jesse Couenhoven 17. Descartes's provisional morality Lisa Shapiro 18. Hobbes Sharon Lloyd 19. The Cambridge Platonists Sarah Hutton 20. Bayle Jean-Luc Solère 21. Leibniz Gregory Brown 22. Spinoza Stephen Nadler 23. Pascal Desmond M. Clark 24. Locke and Butler Stephen Darwall 25. Shaftesbury, Hutcheson, and the moral sense James A. Harris 26. Hume Paul Guyer 27. Smith and Bentham Craig Smith 28. Rousseau Susan Meld Shell 29. Rationalism and perfectionism Stefano Bacin 30. Kant Jens Timmermann 31. Fichte Allen Wood 32. Hegel Dudley Knowles 33. Mill Christopher MacLeod 34. Schopenhauer Alistair Welchman 35. Kierkegaard Zach Manis 36. American transcendentalism Russell Goodman 37. Nietzsche Lawrence Hatab 38. Marxism Jeffrey Reiman 39. Sidgwick Katarzyna de Lazari 40. Pragmatism Cheryl Misak 41. British idealism Robert Stern 42. Ethical intuitionism Philip Stratton-Lake 43. Husserl and phenomenological ethics Nicolas de Warren 44. Ethics in Freudian and post-Freudian psychoanalysis Edward Harcourt 45. Noncognitivism: from the Vienna circle to the present day John Eriksson 46. The Frankfurt school Fred Rush 47. Heidegger Sacha Golob 48. Sartre Sebastian Gardner 49. French ethical philosophy since the 1960s Todd May 50. Wittgenstein's ethics and Wittgensteinian moral philosophy David Levy 51. Anti-theory Simon Robertson 52. Discourse ethics Peter Niesen 53. Decision theory Ben Eggleston 54. Rawls Katrin Flikschuh.
List of contributors Acknowledgements Introduction Sacha Golob and Jens Timmermann 1. Ethics before Socrates Catherine Rowett 2. Socrates and Sophists A. G. Long 3. Plato James Warren 4. Aristotle Michael Pakaluk 5. Epicureanism and hedonism Voula Tsouna 6. Stoicism Brad Inwood 7. Ancient skepticism Katja Vogt 8. Neo-Platonism Alexandrine Schniewind 9. Early Christian ethics: killing the innocent Sarah Byers 10. Boethius, Abelard and Anselm John Marenbon 11. Medieval Jewish ethics Tamar Rudavsky 12. Moral philosophy in the medieval Islamicate world Anna Akasoy 13. 'Christian Aristotelianism'? Albert the Great and Thomas Aquinas Tobias Hoffmann and Jörn Müller 14. Duns Scotus and William of Ockham Tobias Hoffmann 15. Humanism Sabrina Ebbersmeyer 16. The Protestant Reformation Jesse Couenhoven 17. Descartes's provisional morality Lisa Shapiro 18. Hobbes Sharon Lloyd 19. The Cambridge Platonists Sarah Hutton 20. Bayle Jean-Luc Solère 21. Leibniz Gregory Brown 22. Spinoza Stephen Nadler 23. Pascal Desmond M. Clark 24. Locke and Butler Stephen Darwall 25. Shaftesbury, Hutcheson, and the moral sense James A. Harris 26. Hume Paul Guyer 27. Smith and Bentham Craig Smith 28. Rousseau Susan Meld Shell 29. Rationalism and perfectionism Stefano Bacin 30. Kant Jens Timmermann 31. Fichte Allen Wood 32. Hegel Dudley Knowles 33. Mill Christopher MacLeod 34. Schopenhauer Alistair Welchman 35. Kierkegaard Zach Manis 36. American transcendentalism Russell Goodman 37. Nietzsche Lawrence Hatab 38. Marxism Jeffrey Reiman 39. Sidgwick Katarzyna de Lazari 40. Pragmatism Cheryl Misak 41. British idealism Robert Stern 42. Ethical intuitionism Philip Stratton-Lake 43. Husserl and phenomenological ethics Nicolas de Warren 44. Ethics in Freudian and post-Freudian psychoanalysis Edward Harcourt 45. Noncognitivism: from the Vienna circle to the present day John Eriksson 46. The Frankfurt school Fred Rush 47. Heidegger Sacha Golob 48. Sartre Sebastian Gardner 49. French ethical philosophy since the 1960s Todd May 50. Wittgenstein's ethics and Wittgensteinian moral philosophy David Levy 51. Anti-theory Simon Robertson 52. Discourse ethics Peter Niesen 53. Decision theory Ben Eggleston 54. Rawls Katrin Flikschuh.
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