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- Series
- Swansea Studies in Philosophy
- Date
- 1997
- Publisher
- Palgrave Macmillan
- Place
- Basingstoke
- Pages
- 493
- ISBN
- 978-1-349-25604-4
Lilli Alanen
Sara Heinämaa
Thomas Wallgren
Commonality and particularity in ethics
Lilli Alanen , Sara Heinämaa, Thomas Wallgren
Original essays by distinguished philosophers from different fields of philosophy are brought together in this book. Reflections on moral discourse and its contexts are provided and the authors discuss the nature and tasks of moral philosophy. The overall collection creates a dialogue between different philosophical views.
1-14
Introduction
Alanen Lilli; Heinämaa Sara; Wallgren Thomas
15-44
Doing things with others
Baier Annette C.
45-74
Why are philosophers of action so anti-social?
Stoutland Frederick
75-94
Voices of the will
Hertzberg Lars
95-117
The notion of trust in philosophical psychology
Lagerspetz Olli
118-122
Response to Olli Lagerspetz
Baier Annette C.
123-152
Psychoanalysis and ethics
Dilman İlham
153-176
Ethics and humanistic ethics
Phillips D. C.
177-196
Professor Anscombe's moral philosophy
Winch Peter
197-234
Moral differences and distances
Diamond Cora
235-259
The moralization of good and evil
Gaita Raimond
260-305
Ethics, philosophy and language
Stenlund Sören
306-342
Varieties of enlightenment optimism
Wallgren Thomas
343-385
Moral reasoning and moral practice
Raffnsøe-Møller Morten
386-400
Kant and the language of reason
von der Ruhr Mario
401-437
Community, autonomy or both?
Holm Ulla M.
438-474
Remaking a form of life
Meløe Jakob
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