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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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Eurethnet At DRZE
Department of ethics, philosophy and History of Medicine, University Medical Centre Nijmegen (UMCN), formerly KUN. (Afdeling Ethiek, Filosofie en
http://eurethnet.drze.de/project_partners/detail_html?key=1028557121.71
Philosophy Homepage
Subject areas in History, History and philosophy of Science, and Business and Professional ethics.
http://www.philosophy.leeds.ac.uk/
Faculty
Mr. MacKay s interests are in the areas of ethics, philosophy of Economics, ThomsonJones s research interests are in aesthetics, ethics, philosophy of
http://www.oberlin.edu/philosop/faculty.htm

Extractions: Mr. Bell's interests center in epistemology and the philosophy of literature. His work in epistemology focuses on the problem of skepticism and issues that arise at the cross section of epistemology and philosophy of mind. His interests in the philosophy of literature include the role of imagination in reading texts as well as the possibility of moral knowledge through engagement with literature. He has taught several introductory courses, including a seminar in morality and moral psychology. Other courses include epistemology, informal logic, and philosophy of literature. Before coming to Oberlin, Mr. Bell was a Visiting Assistant Professor at the University of Michigan.
Ethics
An international journal of moral, political, and legal philosophy.
http://www.journals.uchicago.edu/Ethics/home.html
Books : Ethics, Philosophy, Spirituality
BOOKS ethics. The Animal World of Albert Schweitzer Jungle Insights into Reverence for Life BOOKS philosophy / SPIRITUALITY. Awakening to Zen
http://www.animaladvocacy.net/boutique/ethics.html
CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Ethics
Many writers regard ethics as any scientific treatment of the moral order and divide it into theological, or Christian, ethics (moral theology) and philosophical ethics (moral philosophy).
http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/05556a.htm

Extractions: Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... E > Ethics A B C D ... CICDC - Home of the Catholic Lifetime Reading Plan 1. Definition Many writers regard ethics (Gr. ethike ) as any scientific treatment of the moral order and divide it into theological, or Christian Like ethics, moral theology also deals with the moral actions of man; but unlike ethics it has its origin in supernaturally revealed truth. It presupposes man's elevation to the supernatural order, and, though it avails itself of the scientific conclusions of ethics, it draws its knowledge for the most part from Christian II. Sources and Methods of Ethics Christian Revelation is not a proper source of ethics. Only those conclusions properly belong to ethics which can be reached with the help of experience and philosophical principles. The Christian philosopher, however, may not ignore supernatural revelation, but must at least recognise itas a negative norm, inasmuch as he is not to advance any assertion in evident contradiction to the revealed truth of Christianity God is the fountain-head of all truth whether natural as made known by Creation, or supernatural as revealed through Christ and the Prophets. As our intellect is an image of the Divine Intellect, so is all certain scientific knowledge the reflex and interpretation of the Creator's thoughts embodied in His creatures, a participation in His eternal wisdom.
Teacher Of Teachers -Ari
Dubbed a Teacher of Teachers. His contribution to education teaching ethics culture society in tributes, his philosophy, wit, quotes and verses by and about him and photos.
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Untitled Document
Information on grants, programs, resources, and opportunities to pursue interests in literature, history, philosophy, ethics, languages, archaeology, art history, and other disciplines.
http://www2.state.id.us/ihc/ihc.htm
School Of English, Communication And Philosophy
philosophy Section Cardiff, Wales - BA, BA (Social philosophy and Applied ethics), BA (History of Ideas), MA (ethics and Social philosophy), MA (History of philosophy), MA (Analytic and Modern European philosophy), MPhil, PhD
http://www.cf.ac.uk/encap/sections/philosophy/

Extractions: In the recent Teaching Quality Assessment of Philosophy Departments, Cardiff was rated as "excellent". In addition, Cardiff provides a stimulating and friendly environment in which to pursue research on a broad range of philosophical topics, including both "Continental" and "Analytic" philosophy. Further information is available on the pages to the left. CONTACT INFORMATION
Staff
contemporary European philosophy (especially Michel Foucault), ethics, philosophy of social science, ethics, philosophy of mind, French philosophy
http://www3.hku.hk/philodep/dept/staff.php
Philosophy
Department of philosophy Montr©al, Qu©bec - BA, MA (Bio-Medical ethics), PhD
http://www.arts.mcgill.ca/programs/philo/

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Ephilosopher :: Philosophical Ethics Forum :: Kant's Cheeky Murderer
Ephilosopher s forums include philosophy discussions on ethics religion metaphysics logic and epistemology.
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Extractions: Forum: - select - Philosophy :: General Philosophy Forum Philosophy :: Philosophy of Religion Forum Philosophy :: Political Philosophy Forum Philosophy :: Metaphysics and Epistemology Philosophy :: Philosophical Ethics Forum Philosophy :: Puzzles and Paradoxes Philosophy :: Logic and Formal Reasoning Philosophy :: Philosophy of Science Forum Philosophy :: Aesthetics Forum Philosophy :: History of Philosophy Forum Philosophy :: Philosophy of Language Forum Philosophy :: Continental Philosophy Open Forums :: Open Forum
Reason For Hope: Jane Goodall, Make A Difference!
Reason for Hope by Jane Goodall inspired this forum for discussion of books about Animal Rights, hope, friendship, philosophy and the future of ethics.
http://www.reasonforhope.com

Extractions: Reason For Hope . com was inspired by the book Reason For Hope by Jane Goodall. It is a site that strives to facilitate the belief in the world that we all have reason for hope in this age where suffering is exponentially increasing within sentient beings. A reason to smile; A reason to get involved; A reason to make a difference in the world. Getting involved in not only a joy, but a privilege. Book of the Day Books by Category Book Search You can make a difference! Please visit our discussion area, and sign up to be a member. We are looking to discuss any interesting book you come across that fits the theme of this web site. Featured Book: The Food Revolution by John Robbins This is truly a revolutionary book that will open your eyes and heart to the ways in which you can help save the planet with every action you take. It dispels the helplessness of our time and gives us real tools in which we can make a difference. If there is any book you read, this should be the one. Special Review: Eternal Treblinka: Our Treatment of Animals and the Holocaust External web site for this book:
Campus Compact - Syllabi
ethics, philosophy, By an Ehrlich Award Recipient or Finalist. ethics 3. 1/26/2001 philosophy, Sociology, ethics. Individual Community. 11/1/2004
http://www.compact.org/syllabi/syllabi-list.php?discipline=Ethics
Protopapadakis, E. D.
Sections on ethics, especially euthanasia, philosophy, art and literature.
http://www.protopapadakis.gr
Teacher Of Teachers -Ari
So he was dubbed. His contribution to education teaching ethics culture society in tributes, his philosophy, wit, quotes and verses by and about him and photos.
http://geocities.com/eoa_uk/index.htm
Buddhism, India, Asia: Philosophy, Ethics, Morality, Theory, Doctrine, Right Con
Essay on the development of Buddhist philosophy in India, including social criticism, polemics, personal ethics and morality and theories of human suffering and happiness.
http://members.tripod.com/~INDIA_RESOURCE/buddhism.htm

Extractions: Search: Lycos Tripod Star Wars Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... Next SOUTH ASIAN HISTORY Philosophical Paradigms from Ancient India: Ethics, Doctrines of Impermanence and Change; Buddhist Ideology Buddhist Ethics and Social Criticism Buddhism arose in India during a period of intense intellectual and social ferment. It was a period during which the authority of the Vedas had been placed in doubt, the concept of god as a supreme being and creator was in question, the hereditary restrictions on caste mobility were under attack, and the efficacy of Brahminical rituals was being challenged. The authors of the Upanishads had opened the door for various heterodox currents to emerge in society, and amongst the most significant of these were the Lokayatas who polemicized against religious charlatans, and the Nyayavadis whose rational epistemology created the foundation for intense philosophical debate and encouraged the investigation of the real world based on reason and logic, freed from the burden of superstition and irrational adherence to burdensome rituals. Various ideological sects competed for the attention and acceptance of the ruling elites and the public. The most important amongst these were the Jains and the Buddhists. Although each of the various sects made original and interesting contributions to philosophy, it was the early Buddhists who attempted to provide a unified philosophical system where ethical conduct and social criticism lay at the very core of their ideological system.
Avital Ronell - Professor Of Philosophy - Biography
Professor of philosophy focusing on deconstructive reading of technology and communication as well as ethics and aesthetics.
http://www.egs.edu/faculty/ronell.html

Extractions: var baseDir = '../'; @import url("../style/ie.css"); EGS Home MA in Communication PhD in Communication Admin ... EGS Online European Graduate School Faculty Lectures Bibliography Resources Links Avital Ronell is professor and chair, German Department, New York University. Ph.D., (Princeton University). Former performance artist and professor of comparative literature, University of California at Berkeley. An extremely courageous philosopher who did post-doctoral work in Paris and Germany, she is a noted cultural critic admired as the "black lady of deconstruction" and an "ivory-tower terrorist." Avital Ronell bridges the European and American theory traditions and has contributed to the deconstructive reading of technology and communication as well as ethics and aesthetics. Author of Dictations; The Telephone Book; Crack Wars; Finitude's Score. Avital Ronell's oeuvre is informed and facilitated by a wide range of (post) philosophers—including, for example, Derrida, Nietzsche, Heidegger, Levinas, Blanchot, Lacoue-Labarthe, and Nancy—but when it comes down to it, as Eduardo Cadava observes, "Ronell's work remains absolutely different." From her first book, Dictations, through her latest one, Stupidity, Ronell calls the established questions into question, zooming in on whatever "withdraws from immediate promises of transparency or meaning" and/or tracking what she calls the "rhetorical unconscious of a text" ("Confessions" 249). A hybrid of high theory and street talk, Ronell's texts are remarkable both for what they say and for the extraordinary way in which they say it.
Christs Reply To 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: Christs Reply to Kant Yongk No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without written permission from the author. Introduction 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 book 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 ones drunken mind, who is, according to Wittgenstein, bewitched by his language. Lets take a look at the belief in the existence of metaphysical justice. (Note that Im 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
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: Please Read How You Can Help Keep the Encyclopedia Free . 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

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