Walls and vaults: a natural science of morals (virtue ethics according to David Hume)
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| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Beschreibung: | XIII, 414 S. graph. Darst. |
| ISBN: | 9780470127612 |
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| adam_text | PREFACE CONTENTS XI I. INTRODUCTION 1. THE BUSINESS OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY
AND THE QUESTION, WHY BE MORAL? / 1 2. HUME S QUESTIONS IN MORAL
PHILOSOPHY AND HIS ANSWERS-IN BRIEF / 4 3. COMING CHAPTERS / 8 1 PART
ONE: ANALYSIS AND METAPHYSICS-SEMANTICS, PRAGMATICS,AND LOGIC 11 11.
VIRTUE AND VICE 1. DAVID HUME: VIRTUE THEORIST / 13 2. WHAT KINDS OF
THINGS ARE VIRTUES AND VICES ACCORDING TO HUME / 16 3. HUME S FIRST
QUESTION IN ORDER OF EXPLANATION: WHAT IS IT FOR SOMETHING TO BE A
VIRTUE? / 18 4. THE NATURE OR DEFINITION OF VIRTUE AND VICE: HUME S
HYPOTHESIS IN BRIEF / 19 5. DETAILING HUME S ACCOUNT / 29 6. THE NATURE
OF VIRTUE ACCORDING TO THIS HYPOTHESIS / 45 13 VII VIII CONTENTS 7.
ILLUSORY QUALITIES / 50 8. A CONTROVERSY STARTED OF LATE (DAVID HUME)
AND THE MORAL PROBLEM (MICHAEL SMITH) OF LATE / 52 APPENDIX: VIRTUOUS
AND VICIOUS ACTIONS / 58 111. MORAL JUDGMENTS 62 1. THEY ARE NOT,
ALTHOUGH THEY COULD BE, WHAT THEY SEEM TO BE / 62 2. THE GOOD SENSE OF
SENTENCES OF MORAL JUDGMENTS / 67 3. THE BAD SENSE OF MORAL JUDGMENTS:
THEIR BOGUS PROPOSITIONAL CONJUNCTS / 78 4. DIFFICULTIES FOR
NONPROPOSITIONAL THEORIES OF MORAL JUDGMENTS / 83 5. THE FUNCTION OF
MORAL LANGUAGE / 95 IV. SPECIESBIAS 102 1. HUMES HYPOTHESES CONCERNING
MORAL DISTINCTIONS AND JUDGMENTS / 102 2. EVIDENCE FOR THIS THEORY / 103
3. THE HUMAN SPECIES BIAS OF MORALITY / 105 4. HUME S THEORY PREDICTS
AND EXPLAINS THIS BIAS AND ADDRESSES ITS PROPER MEASURE / 107 5. THE
MORAL INNOCENCE OF PLANTS AND ANIMALS / 108 6. ANIMAL MORALITIES / 110
7. BIAS TOWARD US OF ANOTHER KIND / 111 PART TWO: NORMATIVE THEORIES 113
V. VIRTUES AGREEABLE AND USEFUL 115 1. A UTILITARIAN THEORY OF THE
VIRTUES / 115 2. METHODOLOGY / 118 3. OF WHAT PRIMARILY IS HUME S
DELINEATION OF PERSONAL MERIT A THEORY? / 125 4. EXTENDING THE THEORY TO
CULTURE-SPECIFIC, LOCAL, AND CULT VIRTUES / 130 5. THE CASE FOR THIS
UTILITARIAN THEORY OF THE VIRTUES IS VERY STRONG / 134 6. RELATIONS OF
HUME S THEORY OF THE VIRTUES AND HIS THEORY OF VIRTUE / 135 7. INTRINSIC
LOGIC OF THESE THEORIES / 138 CONTENTS IX 8. TABLES OF VIRTUES / 142 9.
PIETY / 144 10. GRATITUDE / 145 11. STRENGTH OF MIND / 147 12. JUSTICE
AND BENEVOLENCE / 148 APPENDIX A: CONTENTS OF VOLUME 11OF ESSAYS AND
TREATISES, 1777, THE ADVERTISEMENT AND A DIALOGUE / 156 APPENDIX B:
ESSENTIALS OF HUME S THEORY OF MORALS, BUT FOR HS SEMANTICS / 161 VI.
HUME S THEORY OF RIGHT AND WRONG ACTIONS 162 1. ATTRIBUTING A THEORY TO
HUME / 162 2. A SOMETIMES ACTUAL-RULE, SOMETIMES STRAIGHT ACT, PURE
UTILITARIAN PRINCIPLE OF RIGHT AND WRONG FOR HUME / 172 3. ANCILLARY
ACCOUNTS OF RULES OF JUSTICE AND EXTRAORDINARY CASES / 177 4. TEXTS
THAT CAN SUGGEST MODIFICATIONS / 186 5. DIFFICULTIES FOR THE THEORY
ATTRIBUTED TO HUME / 189 6. LOOKING AHEAD / 195 APPENDIX A:
CONTRACTARIAN CONSIDERATIONS / 196 APPENDIX B: INFTUENCING MOTIVES OF
RIGHT AND WRONG / 206 PARTTHREE: AN EVERYWHERERELEVANTDISTINCTION 211
VII. THAT SPECIES OF UTILITY THAT ATTENDS JUSTICE 213 1. THE UTILITIES
OF BENEVOLENCE AND JUSTICE COMPARED / 213 2. TEXTS FOR DISTINCTION / 214
3. APPARENT PARADOX REDUX AND TEXTS FEATURING VARIOUSLY MODERATING
CLAUSES / 216 4. COMPARISONS OF SEVERAL IDEAS OF THE UTILITIES OF ACTS
OF JUSTICE THAT ARE CONSTITUTIVE OF USEFUL SYSTEMS OR SCHEMES / 218 5.
JUSTICE UTILITY DEFINED / 226 6. NOT A VAULT, BUT A PONTOON BRIDGE, OR
BETTER, A FAIL-SAFE DEVICE / 227 7. THE TWO PROBLEMS OF HOW THIS SPECIES
OF UTILITY IS POSSIBLE / 228 VIII. THE LOGICAL POSSIBILITY OF JUSTICE
UTILITY 1. ARGUMENT FOR THIS POSSIBILITY / 231 2. TOWARD EXPLANATIONS OF
THIS POSSIBILITY / 253 231 X CONTENTS APPENDIX A: HUME S CORN CASE / 270
APPENDIX B: GETTING IN MORE CORN / 274 IX. THE REAL POSSIBILITY OF
JUSTICE UTILITY: HOW SYSTEMS WITH IT COME TO BE AND ARE MAINTAINED 277
1. WE ARE NOT OUT OF THE WOODS YET / 277 2. PROBLEMS OF CO OPERATION AND
CO ORDINATION / 279 3. HOW DID SUCH SCHEMES, ESPECIALLY SCHEMES OF
COOPERATION, BEGIN? / 289 4. AS SOCIETY GROWS THESE SCHEMES ARE
MAINTAINED LARGELY BY SENSES OF DUTY / 307 5. SUMMING UP / 317 APPENDIX
A: GETTING IN THE CORN AGAIN AND AGAIN / 319 APPENDIX B: A THREE-PERSON
PRISONERS DILEMMA IN WHICH BACKWARD-CONDITIONAL RESOLUTIONS WOULD NOT
REDIRECT INTERESTS / 323 APPENDIX C: CIRCUMSTANCES OF JUSTICE / 330 PART
FOUR: AND NOW AT LAST THE FIRST QUESTION 333 X. OUR INTERESTED
OBLIGATION TO VIRTUE: WHY BE MORAL? 335 1. IT IS A QUESTION BEST LEFT TO
LAST / 335 2. THE PROBLEM OF PART 11OF THE CONCLUSION, FINELY DRAWN /
337 3. BENEVOLENCE AND HUMANITY / 347 4. THE PROBLEM IS WHY BE JUST? /
350 5. WHAT KNAVES ARE MISSING / 353 6. ELEMENTS FOR A NONEVASIVE CASE
FOR JUSTICE / 357 7. THE CA SE FOR JUSTICE ASSEMBLED / 363 8. GLAUCON S
PROBLEM / 368 9. SIGNING OFF / 373 APPENDIX A: RICHARD HARE S APPROACH
TO THE QUESTION WHY BE MORAL? / 374 APPENDIX B: AN AMENDMENT AFTER
ALASDAIR MACINTYRE / 376 APPENDIX C: HUMEAN AND PLATONIC MORAL
CONSCIENCES / 377 REFERENCES NAME INDEX SUBJECTINDEX 381 391 395
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PREFACE CONTENTS XI I. INTRODUCTION 1. THE BUSINESS OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY
AND THE QUESTION, "WHY BE MORAL?" / 1 2. HUME'S QUESTIONS IN MORAL
PHILOSOPHY AND HIS ANSWERS-IN BRIEF / 4 3. COMING CHAPTERS / 8 1 PART
ONE: ANALYSIS AND METAPHYSICS-SEMANTICS, PRAGMATICS,AND LOGIC 11 11.
VIRTUE AND VICE 1. DAVID HUME: VIRTUE THEORIST / 13 2. WHAT KINDS OF
THINGS ARE VIRTUES AND VICES ACCORDING TO HUME / 16 3. HUME'S FIRST
QUESTION IN ORDER OF EXPLANATION: WHAT IS IT FOR SOMETHING TO BE A
VIRTUE? / 18 4. THE NATURE OR DEFINITION OF VIRTUE AND VICE: HUME'S
HYPOTHESIS IN BRIEF / 19 5. DETAILING HUME'S ACCOUNT / 29 6. THE NATURE
OF VIRTUE ACCORDING TO THIS HYPOTHESIS / 45 13 VII VIII CONTENTS 7.
ILLUSORY QUALITIES / 50 8. "A CONTROVERSY STARTED OF LATE" (DAVID HUME)
AND "THE MORAL PROBLEM" (MICHAEL SMITH) OF LATE / 52 APPENDIX: VIRTUOUS
AND VICIOUS ACTIONS / 58 111. MORAL JUDGMENTS 62 1. THEY ARE NOT,
ALTHOUGH THEY COULD BE, WHAT THEY SEEM TO BE / 62 2. THE GOOD SENSE OF
SENTENCES OF MORAL JUDGMENTS / 67 3. THE BAD SENSE OF MORAL JUDGMENTS:
THEIR BOGUS PROPOSITIONAL CONJUNCTS / 78 4. DIFFICULTIES FOR
NONPROPOSITIONAL THEORIES OF MORAL JUDGMENTS / 83 5. THE FUNCTION OF
MORAL LANGUAGE / 95 IV. SPECIESBIAS 102 1. HUMES HYPOTHESES CONCERNING
MORAL DISTINCTIONS AND JUDGMENTS / 102 2. EVIDENCE FOR THIS THEORY / 103
3. THE HUMAN SPECIES BIAS OF MORALITY / 105 4. HUME'S THEORY PREDICTS
AND EXPLAINS THIS BIAS AND ADDRESSES ITS PROPER MEASURE / 107 5. THE
MORAL INNOCENCE OF PLANTS AND ANIMALS / 108 6. ANIMAL MORALITIES / 110
7. BIAS TOWARD US OF ANOTHER KIND / 111 PART TWO: NORMATIVE THEORIES 113
V. VIRTUES AGREEABLE AND USEFUL 115 1. A UTILITARIAN THEORY OF THE
VIRTUES / 115 2. METHODOLOGY / 118 3. OF WHAT PRIMARILY IS HUME'S
DELINEATION OF PERSONAL MERIT A THEORY? / 125 4. EXTENDING THE THEORY TO
CULTURE-SPECIFIC, LOCAL, AND CULT VIRTUES / 130 5. THE CASE FOR THIS
UTILITARIAN THEORY OF THE VIRTUES IS VERY STRONG / 134 6. RELATIONS OF
HUME'S THEORY OF THE VIRTUES AND HIS THEORY OF VIRTUE / 135 7. INTRINSIC
LOGIC OF THESE THEORIES / 138 CONTENTS IX 8. TABLES OF VIRTUES / 142 9.
PIETY / 144 10. GRATITUDE / 145 11. STRENGTH OF MIND / 147 12. JUSTICE
AND BENEVOLENCE / 148 APPENDIX A: CONTENTS OF VOLUME 11OF ESSAYS AND
TREATISES, 1777, THE "ADVERTISEMENT" AND "A DIALOGUE" / 156 APPENDIX B:
ESSENTIALS OF HUME'S THEORY OF MORALS, BUT FOR HS SEMANTICS / 161 VI.
HUME'S THEORY OF RIGHT AND WRONG ACTIONS 162 1. ATTRIBUTING A THEORY TO
HUME / 162 2. A SOMETIMES ACTUAL-RULE, SOMETIMES STRAIGHT ACT, PURE
UTILITARIAN PRINCIPLE OF "RIGHT" AND "WRONG" FOR HUME / 172 3. ANCILLARY
ACCOUNTS OF 'RULES OF JUSTICE' AND EXTRAORDINARY CASES / 177 4. TEXTS
THAT CAN SUGGEST MODIFICATIONS / 186 5. DIFFICULTIES FOR THE THEORY
ATTRIBUTED TO HUME / 189 6. LOOKING AHEAD / 195 APPENDIX A:
CONTRACTARIAN CONSIDERATIONS / 196 APPENDIX B: INFTUENCING MOTIVES OF
RIGHT AND WRONG / 206 PARTTHREE: AN EVERYWHERERELEVANTDISTINCTION 211
VII. THAT SPECIES OF UTILITY THAT ATTENDS JUSTICE 213 1. THE UTILITIES
OF BENEVOLENCE AND JUSTICE COMPARED / 213 2. TEXTS FOR DISTINCTION / 214
3. APPARENT PARADOX REDUX AND TEXTS FEATURING VARIOUSLY MODERATING
CLAUSES / 216 4. COMPARISONS OF SEVERAL IDEAS OF THE UTILITIES OF ACTS
OF JUSTICE THAT ARE CONSTITUTIVE OF USEFUL SYSTEMS OR SCHEMES / 218 5.
JUSTICE UTILITY DEFINED / 226 6. NOT A VAULT, BUT A PONTOON BRIDGE, OR
BETTER, A FAIL-SAFE DEVICE / 227 7. THE TWO PROBLEMS OF HOW THIS SPECIES
OF UTILITY IS POSSIBLE / 228 VIII. THE LOGICAL POSSIBILITY OF JUSTICE
UTILITY 1. ARGUMENT FOR THIS POSSIBILITY / 231 2. TOWARD EXPLANATIONS OF
THIS POSSIBILITY / 253 231 X CONTENTS APPENDIX A: HUME'S CORN CASE / 270
APPENDIX B: GETTING IN MORE CORN / 274 IX. THE REAL POSSIBILITY OF
JUSTICE UTILITY: HOW SYSTEMS WITH IT COME TO BE AND ARE MAINTAINED 277
1. WE ARE NOT OUT OF THE WOODS YET / 277 2. PROBLEMS OF CO OPERATION AND
CO ORDINATION / 279 3. HOW DID SUCH SCHEMES, ESPECIALLY SCHEMES OF
COOPERATION, BEGIN? / 289 4. AS SOCIETY GROWS THESE SCHEMES ARE
MAINTAINED LARGELY BY SENSES OF DUTY / 307 5. SUMMING UP / 317 APPENDIX
A: GETTING IN THE CORN AGAIN AND AGAIN / 319 APPENDIX B: A THREE-PERSON
PRISONERS' DILEMMA IN WHICH BACKWARD-CONDITIONAL RESOLUTIONS WOULD NOT
REDIRECT INTERESTS / 323 APPENDIX C: CIRCUMSTANCES OF JUSTICE / 330 PART
FOUR: AND NOW AT LAST THE "FIRST" QUESTION 333 X. OUR INTERESTED
OBLIGATION TO VIRTUE: WHY BE MORAL? 335 1. IT IS A QUESTION BEST LEFT TO
LAST / 335 2. THE PROBLEM OF PART 11OF THE CONCLUSION, FINELY DRAWN /
337 3. BENEVOLENCE AND HUMANITY / 347 4. THE PROBLEM IS "WHY BE JUST?" /
350 5. WHAT KNAVES ARE MISSING / 353 6. ELEMENTS FOR A NONEVASIVE CASE
FOR JUSTICE / 357 7. THE CA SE FOR JUSTICE ASSEMBLED / 363 8. GLAUCON'S
PROBLEM / 368 9. SIGNING OFF / 373 APPENDIX A: RICHARD HARE'S APPROACH
TO THE QUESTION "WHY BE MORAL?" / 374 APPENDIX B: AN AMENDMENT AFTER
ALASDAIR MACINTYRE / 376 APPENDIX C: HUMEAN AND PLATONIC MORAL
CONSCIENCES / 377 REFERENCES NAME INDEX SUBJECTINDEX 381 391 395 |
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