A Handbook of Ethical Theory
A Handbook of Ethical Theory
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"[Footnote: _The Methods of Ethics_, Book II, chapter ii, Sec 2, 4thEdition. SIDGWICK never appreciably modified this opinion, which is mostclearly expressed in the Edition quoted. ] When we seek, then, to "give pleasure, " are we doing nothing else thangiving recognition to the desire and will of our neighbor? What hasbecome of the Greatest Happiness Principle? Has it not dissolved into thedoctrine of the Real Social Will?
CHAPTER XXVI NATURE, PERFECTION, SELF-REALIZATION I. NATURE 115. HUMAN ...NATURE AS ACCEPTED STANDARD. --The three doctrines, that thenorm of moral action is to follow nature, that it is to aim at theattainment of perfection, and that it is the realization of one'scapabilities, have much in common. They may conveniently be treated inthe same chapter.
Early in the history of the ethics we find the moralist preaching that itis the duty of man to follow nature, and branding vice as unnatural and, hence, to be abhorred.
The word "nature, " thus used, has had a fluctuating meaning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"[Footnote: _The Methods of Ethics_, Book II, chapter ii, Sec 2, 4thEdition. SIDGWICK never appreciably modified this opinion, which is mostclearly expressed in the Edition quoted. ] When we seek, then, to "give pleasure, " are we doing nothing else thangiving recognition to the desire and will of our neighbor? What hasbecome of the Greatest Happiness Principle? Has it not dissolved into thedoctrine of the Real Social Will?
CHAPTER XXVI NATURE, PERFECTION, SELF-REALIZATION I. NATURE 115. HUMAN ...NATURE AS ACCEPTED STANDARD. --The three doctrines, that thenorm of moral action is to follow nature, that it is to aim at theattainment of perfection, and that it is the realization of one'scapabilities, have much in common. They may conveniently be treated inthe same chapter.
Early in the history of the ethics we find the moralist preaching that itis the duty of man to follow nature, and branding vice as unnatural and, hence, to be abhorred.
The word "nature, " thus used, has had a fluctuating meaning.
What to read after A Handbook of Ethical Theory?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fullerton George Stuart to read onlineMoreLess
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