Writers on Ethics: Classical and Contemporary

according action anomie Aristotle attained attitude become behavior believe called Casuistry categorical imperative character character structure command concept conduct consequences determined deviant behavior doctrine duty empirical Epicurus ethical EUTH Euthyphro evil existence existential expression fact faculty feeling freedom G. E. Moore give happiness human idea imperative inclination incontinent individual intelligence judgment justice kind knowledge Libertarian liberty live matter maxim means merely metaphysics mind moral moral responsibility natural law naturalistic fallacy nature never normative ethics notion object obligation one's opinion ourselves pain particular person philosophy Plato pleasure political possible practical present principle of utility propositions prudence psychoanalysis psychological punishment pure purpose question rational reason regard relation seems sense simply social society Socrates soul synthetical proposition theory things thought tion true truth universal law utilitarian valuation virtue wish word wrong