Add to ORKGSome characteristics of the Methods of ethics and of Sidgwick's philosophy generally.--Sidgwick's predecessors.--Ethics and evolution.--Sidgwick's treatment of the free-will problem.--The incorrigibility of egoism. The three maxims of philosophical intuitionism critically considered.--Sidgwick and the idealists.--The summum bonum--Sidgwick's critics.--Bibliography.Mode of access: Internet
Sidgwick claimed Kant as one of his moral philosophical masters. This did not prevent Sidgwick from ...
Sidgwick’s great work The Methods of Ethics contains a great deal of insightful discussion of virtue...
In his excellent Sidgwickian Ethics, David Phillips argues that Sidgwick’s argument for utilitariani...
The paper begins with an account of the intellectual background to Henry Sidgwick's writing of his M...
My aim in Sidgwickian Ethics is to interpret and evaluate the central argument of The Methods of Eth...
Many themes of late twentieth century ethics are prefigured in Sidgwick’s Method of Ethics. In parti...
The shape of contemporary ethics owes a great deal to Henry Sidgwick, through his influence on Rawls...
This paper is an attempt to explain and criticize Sidgwick’s views on the nature of ethics and norma...
Many themes of late twentieth century ethics are prefigured in Sidgwick’s Method of Ethics. In parti...
L’ouvrage célèbre de Henry Sidwick, The Methods of Ethics (1874), avait pour objet de trouver un fon...
Sidgwick considered Kant as one of his masters. However, he never devoted any systematic attention t...
In the following pages the reader will find the first part of a collection of essays devoted to them...
In this paper I discuss the role played by the ideas of ‘common sense’ and ‘common sense morality’ i...
P(論文)Green and Sidgwick are great philosophers in England in the nineteenth century. The former belo...
The paper begins with an account of the intellectual background to Henry Sidgwick’s writing of his M...
Sidgwick claimed Kant as one of his moral philosophical masters. This did not prevent Sidgwick from ...
Sidgwick’s great work The Methods of Ethics contains a great deal of insightful discussion of virtue...
In his excellent Sidgwickian Ethics, David Phillips argues that Sidgwick’s argument for utilitariani...
The paper begins with an account of the intellectual background to Henry Sidgwick's writing of his M...
My aim in Sidgwickian Ethics is to interpret and evaluate the central argument of The Methods of Eth...
Many themes of late twentieth century ethics are prefigured in Sidgwick’s Method of Ethics. In parti...
The shape of contemporary ethics owes a great deal to Henry Sidgwick, through his influence on Rawls...
This paper is an attempt to explain and criticize Sidgwick’s views on the nature of ethics and norma...
Many themes of late twentieth century ethics are prefigured in Sidgwick’s Method of Ethics. In parti...
L’ouvrage célèbre de Henry Sidwick, The Methods of Ethics (1874), avait pour objet de trouver un fon...
Sidgwick considered Kant as one of his masters. However, he never devoted any systematic attention t...
In the following pages the reader will find the first part of a collection of essays devoted to them...
In this paper I discuss the role played by the ideas of ‘common sense’ and ‘common sense morality’ i...
P(論文)Green and Sidgwick are great philosophers in England in the nineteenth century. The former belo...
The paper begins with an account of the intellectual background to Henry Sidgwick’s writing of his M...
Sidgwick claimed Kant as one of his moral philosophical masters. This did not prevent Sidgwick from ...
Sidgwick’s great work The Methods of Ethics contains a great deal of insightful discussion of virtue...
In his excellent Sidgwickian Ethics, David Phillips argues that Sidgwick’s argument for utilitariani...