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Ethics and the Limits of Philosophy by Bernard Williams, 1986-03-15
Ethics: An Introduction to Philosophy and Practice by Stephen J. Freeman, 2000-01-03
An Ethics for Today: Finding Common Ground Between Philosophy and Religion by Richard Rorty, 2010-10-12
Consider Ethics: Theory, Readings, and Contemporary Issues (2nd Edition) by Bruce N. Waller, 2007-08-12
An Introduction to Ethics (Cambridge Introductions to Philosophy) by John Deigh, 2010-04-12
Ethics in Practice: An Anthology (Blackwell Philosophy Anthologies)
Moral Understandings: A Feminist Study in Ethics (Studies in Feminist Philosophy) by Margaret Urban Walker, 2007-09-13
Ethics: The Fundamentals (Fundamentals of Philosophy) by Julia Driver, 2006-09-18
Philosophical Ethics: An Introduction to Moral Philosophy by Tom L. Beauchamp, 2001-06
Ethics For Dummies (For Dummies (Psychology & Self Help)) by Christopher Panza, Adam Potthast, 2010-06-01
Ethics: Approaching Moral Decisions (Contours of Christian Philosophy) by Arthur F. Holmes, 2007-11-29
Human Conduct: Problems of Ethics by John Hospers, 1995-08-18
Derrida, Deconstruction and Education: Ethics of Pedagogy and Research (Educational Philosophy and Theory Special Issues)
Ethics: A Contemporary Introduction (Routledge Contemporary Introductions to Philosophy) by Harry J. Gensler, 2011-01-13

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Rhodes: Academics: Library: Subject Guides: Philosophy
and theory of value informed by modern science Philosopher / Philosophical Societyof England philosophy ethics Mailing Lists News Groups U of Chicago
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Extractions: The NLM Gateway allows users to search in multiple retrieval systems at the U.S. National Library of Medicine (NLM). The current Gateway searches MEDLINE/PubMed, OLDMEDLINE, LOCATORplus, MEDLINEplus, ClinicalTrials.gov, DIRLINE, AIDS Meetings, Health Services Research Meetings, Space Life Sciences Meetings, and HSRProj. All Bioethicsline citations for books, book chapters, bills, audiovisual materials and unpublished documents can now be found in the LOCATORplus database. All Bioethicsline citations for journal and newspaper articles, court decisions and laws are now located in PubMed. "This is a bibliography of recent work in the philosophy of mind, philosophy of cognitive science, philosophy of artificial intelligence, and on consciousness in the sciences. It consists of 5196 entries, and is divided into six parts, each of which is further divided by topic and subtopic."
Kantian Ethics & Christ - Does Christ Agree With Immanuel Kant ?
Argues that Christ's philosophy holds the key to completing Kantian ethics through resolving the dualism of happiness and virtuousness.
http://www.geocities.com/kant_christ

Extractions: Christ's Reply to Kantian Ethics I have divided this introduction into 4 sections, so that the reader may have a better understanding on what I shall attempt to do in this site through seeing the problem from 4 different viewpoints. Kantian Ethics can also be called the ethics of the metaphysical i.e. with its metaphysical moral will, metaphysical freedom of the will, metaphysical responsibility, metaphysical punishment and justice. Is there really a metaphysical world, or is it merely in one's drunken mind, who is, according to Wittgenstein, bewitched by his language. Let's take a look at the belief in the existence of metaphysical justice. (Note that I'm not in anyway denying the importance of social justice, but only the metaphysical one.) Should the first in a competition be rewarded or should the person who could derive the greatest joy from the award itself be rewarded instead? It seems that the first deserve or ought to be rewarded, just as the moral man seems to deserve happiness more than the sinner. And this oughtness There is absolutely no logical necessity between the concept of deserve and happiness. We feel that the first deserves the reward, and the moral man deserves happiness
Paul-Henri Thiry (Baron) D'Holbach
Stanford Encyclopedia of philosophy article by Michael LeBuffe. Reviews this Enlightenment thinker's life, metaphysics and ethics.
http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/holbach/

Extractions: SEP . Many in Paris coveted invitations to rue Royale, and Holbach's house was the first stop for many prominent international visitors. Holbach's character must have been remarkable to have maintained a salon in which the espousers of political and religious reform met so freely and so often with visitors who either cannot have been accustomed to such open dialogue or who were themselves parts of the establishment under attack. Indeed Rousseau, who himself came to feel unwelcome by the coterie, nevertheless memorializes Holbach in , as the paradoxical figure, Womar, an athiest who nonetheless embodies all of the Christian virtues. In addition to his good character, Holbach's generosity at table (his dinners and especially his wine were famously good) and in supporting many of his acquaintances may explain his success at being both a pillar and a critic of society. Perhaps, also, Holbach was not in the eyes of many of his contemporaries as clearly a radical as some other members of his coterie. He did publish some of the most notorious works of the French Enlightenment, including
Philosophy 4 (Fall 1997)
philosophy 4. Introduction to ethics Fall 1997.COURSE DESCRIPTION. COURSE GUIDE. HANDOUTS
http://www.cofc.edu/~portmord/phil4f97.htm

Extractions: (If, after taking the quiz, you want to print it out, go here Introduction to the Course Morality and Religion Methodology: Reflective Equilibrium Methodology: The Use of Hypothetical Examples ... John Stuart Mill see the section on Utilitarianism John Stuart Mill What is utilitarianism? What is expected value? Utilitarianism: What is happiness? ... "Moral Constraints and Animals" by Robert Nozick scroll down through the first half of this document until you get to the section entitled "The Experience Machine." What is hedonism?
College Of Midwives Of British Columbia
Regulatory body registers qualified midwives to provide safe, high quality care to women and their families. Extensive information, including standards and guidelines, philosophy and ethics of practice.
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Philosophy At UF
Summer B course offering in philosophy are as follows PHI2010 Introduction to philosophy,PHI2630 Contemporary Moral Issues, and PHM3032 ethics and Ecology.
http://web.phil.ufl.edu/
CAE: The W. Maurice Young Centre For Applied Ethics
An interdisciplinary centre offering graduate programs in conjunction with other academic departments such as philosophy, nursing, anthropology, and animal welfare.
http://www.ethics.ubc.ca

Extractions: Welcome to the official website of the W. Maurice Young Centre for Applied Ethics . Created in 1993, the CAE is an independent unit in the Faculty of Graduate Studies of the University of British Columbia , Vancouver, B.C. Primarily an interdisciplinary research centre , the CAE a diverse range of topics, including health care practices, business and professional procedures, new information technologies and environmental issues; ethicists grounded in the theories and methods of ethics and political economy, a robust knowledge of the subject matter (e.g., medicine, commerce, environmental science), as well as expertise in social science research methodologies; and for private, public, and not-for-profit institutions and groups. The W. Maurice Young Centre for Applied Ethics
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Information on grants, programs, resources, and opportunities to pursue your interests in literature, history, philosophy, ethics, languages, archaeology, art history, and other humanities disciplines.
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Welcome To OSCAchiro.org!
Promotes the science, philosophy and art of the chiropractic profession by advocating the highest standard of ethics.
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Hans Köchler -- Ethical Aspects Of Sanctions In International Law
On the ethics and (il)legality of the sanctions. By Dr. Hans K¶chler, Professor of philosophy.
http://i-p-o.org/sanctp.htm

Extractions: The Practice of the Sanctions Policy and Human Rights Contents (I) Sanctions Viewed in the Light of General Ethical Principles (The Problems Associated with the Utilitarian Approach) (II) Sanctions Policy within the Normative System of Modern International Law Concerning the Compatibility of Sanctions with Human Rights as the jus cogens of General International Law Sanctions Policy with Regard to International Conventions Sanctions Policy and International Humanitarian Law (III) Concerning Collective and Individual Legal Responsibility in Current International Law (IV) Consequences from the Perspective of Legal Philosophy: Chances for the Further Humanitarian Development of International Law?
Free World Trading Company T-shirts : Politics, Philosophy, Quotes & Atheism
Offering of philosophy tshirts, atheism, quotes and ethics t-shirts.
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Extractions: can be found on our page. If you know that... Your life is important and you're not just some meaningless cog in a big wheel... Reality is absolute and not some incomprehensible state... Your life is to be lived for your own happiness... Laissez-faire capitalism is the only just social system ... then... you'll love our t-shirts! Free World Trading Company offers...
Ouachita Baptist University: Elrod Center For Family And Community
Major requirements and description of course selection for students studying to think critically and creatively.
http://www.obu.edu/christianstudy/PHIL/index.htm

Extractions: Mission In the discipline of Philosophy, students may choose to (1) major in Christian Studies with an emphasis in Philosophy or (2) get a traditional major in Philosophy Requirements for an Emphasis in Philosophy Requirements for a Traditional Major in Philosophy Requirements for a Minor in Philosophy
UBC Philosophy Department
Undergraduate and graduate degree programs. Research specializations include ethics, social and political philosophy, epistemology, and the history of philosophy.
http://www.philosophy.ubc.ca/

Extractions: Spring Congregation Degrees will be granted in Philosophy at 11 am on May 27th in the Chan Centre. Congratulations to Robert Fitterer, who is a new doctor of philosophy, and to Adam Rawlings, who has earned an MA in philosophy. Congratulations also to all those on whom are conferred BAs in philosophy. Of these, Arash Farzam-Kia, Angela Di Stefano, Louise Lee, and Julia Russell are going on to graduate studies in philosophy. This year five UBC graduate philosophers have won fellowships: Tim Christie is a SSHRC Doctoral Fellow and Avi Craimer a SSHRC Canada Graduate Scholar. Dustin Stokes has been awarded a Northern Telecom Fellowship. Alexander Korolev and Nola Semczysczyn join Amit Hagar as holders of University Graduate Fellowships. Starting in September, Amit will be a postdoctoral fellow in the Probability, Physics, and Modelling project of the Humboldt Foundation at the University of Konstanz. Dominic McIver Lopes and Alan Richardson have been appointed UBC Distinguished Junior Scholars. This designation is intended to "recognize exceptional members of faculty" not more than twelve years beyond their doctorates. Lopes and Richardson join Catherine Wilson, who is a Distinguished University Scholar, as three of UBC's fifty distinguished scholars. Paul Russell will be a Kenan Visiting Professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill during the 2005 spring semester.
The Key To Theosophy By H. P. Blavatsky
A FAQ of the ethics, science and philosophy of The Theosophical Society.
http://www.theosociety.org/pasadena/key/key-hp.htm

Extractions: Theosophical University Press Online Edition Being a Clear Exposition, in the Form of Question and Answer, of the ETHICS, SCIENCE, AND PHILOSOPHY for the Study of which The Theosophical Society has been Founded. Originally published 1889. Theosophical University Press electronic version ISBN 1-55700-046-8 (print version also available). Due to current limitations in the ASCII character set, and for ease of searching, no diacritical marks appear in this electronic version of the text. Dedicated by "H. P. B." To all her Pupils that They may Learn and Teach in their turn. PREFACE SECTION 1 : THEOSOPHY AND THE THEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY ( SECTION 2 : EXOTERIC AND ESOTERIC THEOSOPHY ( What the Modern Theosophical Society is not Theosophists and Members of the "T. S." The Difference between Theosophy and Occultism The Difference between Theosophy and Spiritualism Why is Theosophy accepted?
Eerdmans Publishing Company - 90 Years Of Independent Publishing Excellence
Publishes academic books in the areas of biblical studies, theology, religious history, philosophy and ethics and also popular books on spirituality and Christian living.
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Extractions: Advanced Search All Subjects Art Bible Study Bibles Biblical Studies Catholic Children's Books Christian Belief Christian Living Economics Ecumenism Education Ethics History Jesus Studies Jewish Studies Music Philosophy Political Science Psychology Reference Regional Studies Religious Studies Spirituality Theology Welcome to eerdmans.com! Founded in 1911 and still independently owned, Eerdmans Publishing Company has long been known for publishing a wide range of religious books, from academic works in theology, biblical studies, religious history, and reference to popular titles in spirituality, social and cultural criticism, and literature. The Catch Loosely based on the author's own life, the twenty well-crafted stories in this book will resonate with anyone who values time spent with family and enjoys evocative descriptions of Gods creation. With humor, thoughtfulness, and sometimes poignancy, Vande Kopple tells tales inspired by his past, from his boyhood in western Michigan through more recent fishing adventures and misadventures with his three sons. But one doesnt have to like fishing to enjoy The Catch read more The Way of Jesus
Glossary
Also see Psychological Egoism. ethics. The explicit, philosophical reflectionon moral beliefs and practices. The difference between
http://ethics.acusd.edu/Glossary.html

Extractions: Glossary ©Lawrence M. Hinman Absolutism. The belief that there is one and only one truth; those who espouse absolutism usually also believe that they know what this absolute truth is. In ethics, absolutism is usually contrasted to relativism. Agnosticism. The conviction that one simply does not know whether God exists or not; it is often accompanied with a further conviction that one need not care whether God exists or not. Altruism. A selfless concern for other people purely for their own sake. Altruism is usually contrasted with selfishness or egoism in ethics. Areté. The Greek word for "excellence" or "virtue." For the Greeks, this was not limited to human beings. A guitar, for example, has its areté in producing harmonious music, just as a hammer has its excellence or virtue in pounding nails into wood well. So, too, the virtue of an Olympic swimmer is in swimming well, and the virtue of a national leader lies in motivating people to work for the common good. Atheism. The belief that God does not exist. In the last two centuries, some of the most influential atheistic philosophers have been Karl Marx, Friedrich Nietzsche, Bertrand Russell, and Jean-Paul Sartre.
PhilosophyofMind.net : Philosophy Of Emotions Portal: 200+ Relevant Links
Links to articles and bibliographies, most scholarly.
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Extractions: (author of: ' Emotions and Reasons : An Inquiry into Emotional Justification') Emotional Strategies and Rationality (use link from PG's homepage) JSTOR Moral Responses and Moral Theory : Socially-based externalist Ethics Emotions, Evaluations, and Ethics : The role of Emotions in Formulating and Justifying Ethical Judgments ... Nel Noddings : 'Thinking, Feeling and Moral Imagination' Martha Nussbaum (University of Chicago) Martha C. Nussbaum : 'Love'
EpistemeLinks.com Philosophy Journals: Main Page
EpistemeLinks.com journals section, provides hundreds of categorized links to philosophy print and electronic journals.
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Philosophy 361 Course Materials
philosophy 361 Course Materials. On this page you assignments, and lectureoutlines. Course Syllabus. Syllabus for philosophy 361 Assignments.
http://www-personal.umich.edu/~sdarwall/Phil361b.html
Materials For The Classes Of K.L. Ross At Valley College
Proceedings of the Friesian School journal website contains many of the essays andreference materials that are used in handouts in the philosophy classes of
http://www.friesian.com/valley/

Extractions: Materials for the classes of KL Ross at Los Angeles Valley College The Proceedings of the Friesian School journal website contains many of the essays and reference materials that are used in handouts in the philosophy classes of K.L. Ross at Los Angeles Valley College . The following is an index by class of these materials and of syllabi for previous classes. Note that the "Return to Home Page" link in the essays themselves will go to the home page of the journal, not back to this page. The "Back" function of the browser should be used to return here. The photo shows the "Proceedings of the Friesian School" banner for the 50th anniversary of Valley College hanging outside U.S. Grant High School, from which I graduated in 1967. Note that a new, 15 week schedule was introduced in the semester. classes will meet from February 1st to May 28th, with finals until June 7th. Classes meet no more than two days a week, so that what was formerly a MWF schedule is now just MW. The Philosophy 1 class that I used to teach at 11:00 MWF now meets 8-11:10 on Fridays. In reading previous syllabi, be advised that attendance is no longer taken in classes, and no student will be excluded after the third week for non-attendance. Note well that students who cease attending class and do not drop will receive and F grade. syllabi are now posted Philosophy 14, "Modern Philosophy," is only offered in the Fall Semester; and Philosophy 30, "Asian Philosophy," in the Spring. I had wished to offer both Philosophy 30 and Philosophy 7, my

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