
The Instructed Conscience
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Content
- Intro
- Contents
- llustrations
- Introduction
- Part I: THE TEACHING OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY
- 1. Moral Philosophy and Its Uses
- 2. Representative Men
- 3. Assumptions and Attitudes
- Part II: MAN'S MORAL NATURE
- 4. The Legacy of the Scottish Enlightenment
- 5. Conscience
- 6. Will
- Part III: THE VIRTUOUS LIFE
- 7. Moral Education
- 8. The Performance of Duty
- 9. The Nature of True Virtue
- Part IV: MORAL GOVERNMENT
- 10. The Moral Law
- 11. Moral Government and Political Economy
- 12. A Moral Society
- Part V: AN AMERICAN MORAL PERSPECTIVE
- 13. The Passing of Moral Philosophy
- 14. Textbook Moralism and the Public Conscience
- Appendix I: Biographical
- Appendix II: Varieties of Ethical Theory
- Acknowledgments
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index
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