Readings in Ethics

according action activity actually Aristotle attained belongs Bentham better body Call Callicles categorical imperative cause Christian Chrysippus common conceived conception condition conscience consequences considered contemplation Covenant Cyrenaic death desire determined divine duty egoism emotion enjoyment Epicureans Epicurus equally eternal ethics evil existence faculty fear feel follow G. P. Putnam's Sons give Gorgias greater happiness Hedonism hence Hipp Hippias Hobbes human hypothetical imperative idea imperative intellect Intuitionism judgment justice kind knowledge Lesser Hippias live man's matter means merely mind moral natural law ness object pain particular passion peace perfect person Philebus philosophy Plato pleasure possess possible practical reason present principle Prop question rational regard respect rule sake sense Socrates soul Stoicism Stoics suppose synthetic proposition theory things tion true truth universal Utilitarian virtue virtuous voluntarily whereas whole wisdom wise words wrong