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A Companion to Ethics (Blackwell Companions to Philosophy)
Ethics and Moral Philosophy (SCM AS/A2 Philosophy of Religion) by David Mills Daniel, 2009-06-30
The Nicomachean Ethics (Great Books in Philosophy) by Aristotle, 1987-02
J. M. Coetzee and Ethics: Philosophical Perspectives on Literature
The Ethics of Assistance: Morality and the Distant Needy (Cambridge Studies in Philosophy and Public Policy)
The Oxford Handbook of Ethical Theory (Oxford Handbooks in Philosophy)
A Small Treatise on the Great Virtues: The Uses of Philosophy in Everyday Life by AndrÃ© Comte-Sponville, 2002-09-01
Ancient Ethics by Susan Suave Meyer, 2008-01-14
Aristotle's Ethics as First Philosophy by Claudia Baracchi, 2007-12-17
Plenishment in the Earth: An Ethic of Inclusion (SUNY Series in Philosophy) by Stephen David Ross, 1995-02-16
Legal Ethics and Human Dignity (Cambridge Studies in Philosophy and Law) by David Luban, 2009-08-06
Media Ethics: Cases and Moral Reasoning (7th Edition) by Clifford G. Christians, Kim B Rotzoll, et all 2004-10-02
Spinoza: Practical Philosophy by Gilles Deleuze, 2001-01-01
Food and Philosophy: Eat, Think, and Be Merry (Philosophy for Everyone)

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Environmental Ethics/Philosophy Web Page Links
SECTION I ethics/philosophy. Western philosophy of Nature The Roots of Our Ecological Situation Additional Environmental ethics/philosophy Links
http://www.sccs.swarthmore.edu/~des/links.html

Extractions: Environmental Ethics/Philosophy Web Page Links List of Essays Index of Topics Student Papers/Reflections SECTION I ... Additional Links Perhaps a good place to start: Definition of environmental ethics according to the Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy http://www.utm.edu/research/iep/e/environm.htm SECTION I: Ethics/Philosophy Animal Rights http://arrs.envirolink.org/Faqs+Ref/ar-faq/faqtoc.html an excellent and extensive list of common questions about animal rights (morality, practice, etc.) and the Animal Rights Resource Site answers http://www.vrg.org/nutshell/animalrights.htm
Centre For Applied Philosophy And Public Ethics (CAPPE)
Official journal of the Australian Association for Professional and Applied ethics. Edited by Andrew Alexandra. Published twice per year by the Centre for Applied philosophy and Public ethics at the Australian National University. Includes contents of current and past issues.
http://www.csu.edu.au/faculty/arts/cappe/ajpae.htm

Extractions: The Australian Journal of Professional and Applied Ethics is the official journal of the Australian Association for Professional and Applied Ethics. It is published twice a year by the Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics. On this page... SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION Annual Subscription Rates: Category Individual: AUS$48 AUS$48 Institution: AUS$85 AUS$85 Individual (International): AUS$73 AUS$73 Institution (International): AUS$109 AUS$109 All subscription rates include postage and handling. Subscription rates for Australian subscribers include GST. To subscribe, download the Subscription Form (.pdf 55Kb) and return the completed form together with payment either by fax to:
List Of Essays
Essays on Environmental ethics/philosophy SECTION I ethics/philosophy. Western philosophy of Nature The Roots of Our Ecological Situation. Genesis 13
http://www.sccs.swarthmore.edu/~des/essays.html

Extractions: Essays on Environmental Ethics/Philosophy Index of Topics Annotated Web Page Links Student Papers/Reflections SECTION I ... SECTION II This list is primarily derived from Pojman, Louis J., Environmental Ethics: Readings in Theory and Application , 2nd ed.(Belmont, CA: Wadsworth Publishing Company), 1997. SECTION I: Ethics/Philosophy Western Philosophy of Nature: The Roots of Our Ecological Situation Genesis 1-3 Lynn White: The Historical Roots of Our Ecological Crisis Lewis W. Moncrief: The Cultural Basis of Our Environmental Crisis Patrick Dobel: The Judeo-Christian Stewardship Attitude to Nature Animal Rights Immanuel Kant: Rational Beings Alone Have Moral Worth Bernard Rollin: Sentience as the Criterion for Moral Worth Peter Singer: A Utilitarian Defense of Animal Liberation Tom Regan: The Radical Egalitarian Case for Animal Liberation Mary Anne Warren: A Critique of Regan's Animal Rights Theory J. Vaird Callicott: Animal Liberation: A Triangular Affair Does Nature Have Intrinsic Value? Biocentric and Ecocentric Ethics and Deep Ecology
Philosophy And Religion
Edited by Dr. R. T. Nolan, site includes issues in philosophy, theology, biblical thought, and ethics, and papers by Cherbonnier and Kirkpatrick.
http://www.philosophy-religion.org/
Ethics - Philosophy
ethics at philosophy Resources and articles on ethics.
http://www.bellaonline.com/subjects/8320.asp
Ian Dunbar's Philosophy Home Page
Linked essays on his philosophical ideas, mainly on language, physics, and ethics.
http://www.dunbar-i-l.demon.co.uk/philosophy/

Extractions: Fundamentals All of these essays are informed by my agreement with Dummett on the central role of Frege's thought in modern philosophy. Dummett says: "... in concentrating so single-mindedly on the area in which he worked, Frege also gave to it a central place in philosophy; and, in doing this, he achieved a revolution as overwhelming as that of Descartes." Dummett: "Frege, Philosophy of Language" , 1st Edition, p665) Elsewhere Dummett conjectures that Frege provided philosophy with that which it lacked for so long, namely a central organising methodology. "Only with Frege was the proper object of philosophy finally established: namely, first, that the goal of philosophy is the analysis of the structure of
Re-membering Environmental Ethics - Philosophy
Environmental degradation is caused by indulgence and excess. Taoism teaches moderation, which can put us back on track to living ethically and harmoniously
http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art31007.asp

Extractions: American indulgence is a root cause of the apparent degradation of the environment. Desires indulged to excess only feed the fire of desire. A never -ending cycle of empty consumerism then ensues. Addiction can manifest itself within all spheres of life. It is clear that in America we are addicted to things. As if we could attain immortality by consuming. As if we could truly be happy and attain spiritual bliss through the mere collection of material objects. We can only become monsters, sick and fat from our own lustful greed.
Philosophy - Introduction
Dialogues on truth, competition, ethics and logic intended for education of children.
http://members.ozemail.com.au/~jpascal/intro.htm

Extractions: It is said that James I set out to discover the fundamental ability of the human mind: That he seized a newborn baby and had it reared without any exposure to human language, in order to show that the natural human language was Hebrew. This was of course a simplistic approach. The human brain has some natural abilities, but human behaviour is very dependent on culture. If the only education provided is of the most primitive kind, then behaviour will be primitive. If Mozart had been exposed to only elementary percussion music for the first 10 years of his life, he would never have written a symphony. Failure of humankind to grasp certain facts and logical techniques held back further progress until either the fact was discovered or the new technique was developed. It is said that the progress of science was retarded for hundreds of years after Aristotle until the method of seeking truth through revealed knowledge was finally discarded in favour of the empirical method. It seems rational, then, to try to ensure that children are exposed as early as possible to ways of thinking which have been found, over the millennia of human culture, to be productive. In many areas, parents do this without perhaps realising the essential nature of the foundation they are laying down: We have already noted the cultural basis of language. Counting rhymes and the like inculcate a basic grasp of arithmetic which it took several hundred thousand years of human culture to develop. Stories and systematic mythology build imaginative ability and perhaps encourage theoretical concept formation. In the factual area, pre-school children have no difficulty grasping a heliocentric concept of the solar system rather than a geocentric one. Nor do they have much difficulty in accepting that a light stone falls as fast as a heavy stone. Even such elementary facts as these give children a head start on the natural philosophers of 500 years ago.
Notre Dame Philosophy Department Faculty And Staff
ethics, Political philosophy, philosophy of Science, Quantitative Risk Assessment. Solomon, David solomon.1@nd.edu, Ethical Theory, Medical ethics.
http://www.nd.edu/~ndphilo/faculty_staff.htm

Extractions: Faculty and Staff Grams, LinDa L. grams.2@nd.edu Administrative Assistant to Professors Weithman and Holloway. Robertson, Catherine robertson.24@nd.edu Administrative Assistant to Professors Freddoso and Blanchette. Ameriks, Karl ameriks.2@nd.edu History of Modern Philosophy, Continental Philosophy. Audi, Robert audi.1@nd.edu Ethics, Political Philosophy, Epistemology, Religious Epistemology, Philosophy of Mind and Action . Bays, Timothy bays.5@nd.edu Logic, Philosophy of Logic, Philosophy of Mathematics. Blanchette, Patricia blanchette.1@nd.edu Philosophy of Logic, Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Mathematics. Bobik, Joseph bobik.1@nd.edu Philosophy of Religion, Medieval Philosophy, Metaphysics. Brading Katherine kbrading@nd.edu Philosophy of Physics, Philosophy of Science. Burrell, David burrell.1@nd.edu
Association Of Feminst Ethics And Social Theory
A professional organization dedicated to promoting feminist ethical perspectives on philosophy, moral and political life, and public policy.
http://www.afeast.org/
BA Ethics, Philosophy And Religion - Department Of Religious Studies - Lancaster
Home Undergraduate BA ethics, philosophy and Religion. Home About the Department Undergraduate Admissions Postgraduate Admissions
http://www.lancs.ac.uk/fss/religstudies/courses/undergrad/ethics.htm

Extractions: Contact: Gillian Taylor The Lancaster BA is split into two parts: This is designed as a bridge between A Level and BA level. You take Religious Studies, Philosophy and one other subject (e.g. History, English, Sociology, Culture, Media and Communication). You take eight 'units', four in your second year and four in your third year. Some are compulsory, but the majority are free choice. Half of these units are taken in the Philosophy department and half in Religious Studies. All EPR students take the Religious Studies course RSt 100: 'Religion, Life and Experience' and the
School Of Philosophy, UNSW: Philosophy Homepage
School of philosophy Sydney, Australia - BA, MA, MA (Professional ethics), PhD, PhD (Professional ethics)
http://philosophy.arts.unsw.edu.au/

Extractions: CONTACTS The School of Philosophy at UNSW is committed to promoting excellence in the study of Philosophy. We have a comprehensive range of topics in our Philosophy program, and offer high quality supervision to meet your research needs. In addition, we have established a number of undergraduate prizes to be awarded to students with the best overall result in the First Year and in Honours. From 2006 onwards, we are offering new graduate programs in Applied Ethics and Professional Ethics (in addition to our popular Philosophy program). Click the image above to download the program brochure.
UEA MED: Ethics/Philosophy SSS Presentations
What follows concerns SSS presentations in ethics and philosophy. ethics and philosophy is fundamentally unlike any other of the SSS domains.
http://www.med.uea.ac.uk/research/research_econ/ethicsphilo/ethics_SSS.htm

Extractions: Postgraduate ... UEA homepage Medical ethics and philosophy The domain leader is Christopher Cowley ( c.cowley@uea.ac.uk thics and philosophy is fundamentally unlike any other of the SSS domains. Yes, yes, you probably hear that from every domain leader, but in this case there really is a radical split. Mainly because it's more about thinking and talking things through on your own than about research, and because a lot of it can be very personal. I'll be deliberately asking what YOU would do as a future GP, for example.
Stanford University Department Of Religious Studies
The purpose of Religious Studies is to understand and interpret the history, literature, thought, and social structures of various religious traditions and cultures. The department offers courses at the undergraduate and graduate level in the fields Asian Religions, Christianity, Judaism, ethics and philosophy of Religion, and Religion, Cultures, and Comparative Studies. The department offers programs in bachelor's, master's, and Ph.D. degrees.
http://www.stanford.edu/dept/relstud/

Extractions: A Letter from the Chair Graduate Admissions Directories Programs ... What's New About Our Department Stanford's Department of Religious Studies offers a variety of disciplinary perspectives on religion and on the history, literature, thought, and practice of particular religious traditions. The department is home to a dozen regular faculty, with strengths especially in the fields of Christianity, Judaism, and Buddhism; it enrolls about thirty graduate students and roughly half as many undergraduate majors. Religious Studies works closely with several related programs at Stanford: the Department of Philosophy , with which we share staff and offer a joint undergraduate major; the Stanford Center for Buddhist Studies , with which we share Building 70 on the Main Quad; the Taube Center for Jewish Studies , through which we participate in Stanford's Jewish Studies program; the Program in Medieval studies Interdisciplinary Studies in Humanities , with which we offer joint graduate degrees; and the
UEA MED Ethics/Philosophy Seminars And Lectures
Importance of philosophy to medicine; ethics of research; Importance of law to medicine; ethics of resource allocation; Malpractice and negligence; Persons,
http://www.med.uea.ac.uk/research/research_econ/ethicsphilo/ethics_seminars.htm
Rand Afrikaans University
Department of philosophy Auckland Park, South Africa - BA, MA, MPhil (ethics), PhD. In English and Afrikaans.
http://general.rau.ac.za/philosophy/
Ethics : Philosophy : Society And Culture
Web Directory Society and Culture philosophy ethics ethics Honesty and Fairness, An ApplePie Primer of ethics http//www.usethics.net
http://www.internet-web-directory.com/Society_and_Culture/Philosophy/Ethics/

Extractions: Skip to Content Login/Register Search the entire directory only this category Advanced Search Web Directory Society and Culture Philosophy Ethics http://www.philosophyofmind.net/ Philosophyofmind.net: philosophy of emotions portal with 150+ relevant links. Links to articles and bibliographies, most scholarly. More Details Review It Rate It Bookmark It ... http://www.usethics.net An informal, conversational piece about the basics of everyday ethics: argues that dishonesty punishes everyone in a society. More Details Review It Rate It Bookmark It ... http://www.globalethics.org/ an independent, nonprofit, nonsectarian, and nonpartisan organization dedicated to promoting awareness and discussion of global ethics. A non-sectarian, non-partisan organization dedicated to elevating public awareness and discourse on ethics in a global context. Site includes pages on education, public policy, corporations, and foundation ethics and training. More Details Review It Rate It Bookmark It ... http://www.petersingerlinks.com/
The Play Of Mind: Fifteen Interactive Programs On Philosophy And The History Of
Download any of ten free interactive programs on philosophy including ones on ethics, art, law, politics, religion, human nature and the general history of ideas.
http://www.theplayofmind.com

Extractions: The Play of Mind: Software on the History of Ideas This site is for anyone interested in philosophy or the history of ideas. You can download any of fifteen interactive programs. They are divided into six types and all are free. The first three types of software require Windows 95 or above. The last three types require Windows 98 or above and the .NET Framework. The Forbears programs are basic and relatively effortless introductions to the history of ideas. You are shown what some great thinkers have said on a variety of issues under the general topic (philosophy, ethics, politics or America). You are also asked to choose those quotes you most agree with and in return the program analyzes your choices and displays a graph of your "philosophical proclivities." Download Forbears Programs The Bull Session programs are computerized meetings or clashings of mind yours included. The final product will be a dialogue where you are discussing several difficult questions with thinkers from around the world and throughout time. Because you have to actually write your responses, the four programs here (on art, religion, law and humanity) are more demanding than the Forbears programs. Download Bull Session Programs The two Tree Owls programs (one on European philosophers, the other on American) are challenging introductions to the history of ideas. You are shown some of the most pivotal and provocative ideas of some of the most important thinkers. You are also asked to indicate to what extent you agree with them, and graphs will be periodically displayed based on your responses.
Ethics - Philosophy - Society -
ethics philosophy - Society - See also. Society philosophy Metaphysics Free Will and Determinism (10). This category in other languages
http://www.myonlinecolleges.com/school/Society/Philosophy/Ethics/

Extractions: Top Society Philosophy Ethics Usenet alt.philosophy - news: Google Groups Usenet alt.philosophy.debate - news: Google Groups Usenet alt.animals.ethics.vegetarian - news: Google Groups 'Book of metaethics' - "Metaphysical study of virtue ethics and consulting for businesses and individuals." Boston University - Theoretical Ethics - Papers given at the Twentieth World Congress of Philosophy, in Boston, Massachusetts August 10-15, 1998. Brown University - Electronic Article Review Service (BEARS) - Online forums on ethical, moral, and political philosophy. Book reviews, too. The Center for Life Principles - A pro-life philosophy aimed at helping our culture overcome the destructive reality of abortion, euthanasia, and infanticide. The Conquest of the Future: Science, Technology, and Philosophy - Essays relating an individual's view on ethical and philosophical arguments, by Jo£o Pedro de Magalh£es. Includes articles on human nature, transhumanism, individualism, utilitarianism, and egoism. DePaul University - Institute for Business and Professional Ethics - Includes information on the University program in ethics, online copies of their Ethics journal, and other resources in ethics.
A Primer On The Ethics Of "intellectual Property"
This primer provides a general framework for freeing any information covered under copyright and patent laws.
http://www.ram.org/ramblings/philosophy/fmp/copying_primer.html

Extractions: on this website and elsewhere , is copiable without restrictions. Over the last several years, especially after I wrote the Free Music Philosophy in mid-1993, I have been arguing about the so-called "rights to intellectual property" on the Internet. Generally, if you're on the same wavelength, the argument proceeds well and is even illuminating at times. But sometimes you're arguing with people who lack the fundamentals in logic or intellectual property issues and pointing out their lack of logic leads to the reverse accusation and the argument degenerates into a situation where each person accuses the other of being illogical. Sometimes, people (intentionally or otherwise) misunderstand you, because you have to make arguments you've spent years thinking about in a few posts, usually under some time constraint. This is not meant as an insult to anyone; some of it I think stems from using this medium for communication. What I have done here is provide some logical rationale for many of the statements I might make, in a question and answer format. Why is the abridgement of the [freedom of] copying, use, distribution, and modification of published information unethical?

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