Readings in Ethics

according action activity actually Aristotle attained Bentham better body called Callicles categorical imperative cause Christian Chrysippus ciple common conceived conception conformity conscience consciousness consequences considered desire determined divine duty emotion enjoyment Epicureans Epicurus equally eternal ethics evil existence fact faculty feel follow freedom Gorgias greatest happiness Hedonism hence Hipp Hobbes human hypothetical imperative idea ideal imperative intuition Intuitionism Jeremy Bentham judgment justice kind knowledge Lesser Hippias live man's matter maxim means merely method mind moral natural law ness object objective laws pain particular passion peace person Philebus philosophy Plato pleasure possess possible practical reason present principle Prop proposition question rational regard rules seems self-evident sense Socrates soul speculative reason Stoicism Stoics suppose synthetic proposition theory things thought tion true truth universal law Utilitarian virtue virtuous voluntarily whole wisdom words wrong