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082			_a170 WIG
100			_aWiggins, David
245			_aEthics : twelve lectures on the philosophy of morality
260			_bHarvard University Press, _c2006 _aCambridge,
300			_ax,393 p.; _c22 cm
365			_b30.00 _cUSD _d82.80
504			_aInclude index
520			_aThis is a history of ethical thought gathering insights from Aristotle, Hume, Kant and many others. It is also a speculative work about the moral motive and the content of morality. It argues that most of the questions that have obssessed 20th century authors are to do with the variety and quality of moral argument.
650			_aEthics
650			_aArtificial Virtues
650			_a Benevolence
650			_aClear indistinct ideas
650			_aContextualism
650			_aDeontological ideas
650			_aDifference principle
650			_a Essential contestablity
650			_aEvil
650			_a Goodwill
650			_a Hume's Circle
650			_a Intrinsicalism
650			_aJustice
650			_aMoral Scepticism
650			_aNon -Cognitivism
650			_aObjectivism , moral
650			_aPersuasion
650			_a Relativism
650			_a Reason
650			_aSelf -love
650			_aSympathy
650			_a Utilitarianism
650			_aVirtue ethics
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