An Introductory Study of Ethics
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The Common-sense Scale of Values 2. Hedonism and the Common-sense Scale 3. The Outlook for a Future Complete Happiness 4. The Positive Value of Hedonistic Theory 112 112 117 129 CHAPTER VIII Hedonistic Social Theory and Common Sense 1. Self-interest and Duty 2. The Pleasures of Conscience 3. The Advantages of the Average Man . 4. The Outlook for a Social Equilibrium . 5. The Positive Value of the Hedonistic Social Theory 138 138 144 146 148 150 CONTENTS IX PART II IDEALISM CHAPTER IX PAGE Intui...tionism : the Ethics of Conscience i6i 1. Definition of Intuitionism i6i 2. Perceptional Intuitionism . . . . . , . 162 3. Esthetic Intuitionism 165 4. Dogmatic Intuitionism 167 5. Mar tineau's Table of Springs of Action . , . . 169 CHAPTER X Rationalism: the Ethics of Principle 1. Kant's Ethical Theory 2. Kant's Practical Maxim : the Categorical Imperative 3. The Insufficiency of the Categorical Imperative . 4. The Positive Significance of Kant's View 173 173 177 I So 183 CHAPTER XI Self-realisation: the Ethics of Purpose 1.
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The Common-sense Scale of Values 2. Hedonism and the Common-sense Scale 3. The Outlook for a Future Complete Happiness 4. The Positive Value of Hedonistic Theory 112 112 117 129 CHAPTER VIII Hedonistic Social Theory and Common Sense 1. Self-interest and Duty 2. The Pleasures of Conscience 3. The Advantages of the Average Man . 4. The Outlook for a Social Equilibrium . 5. The Positive Value of the Hedonistic Social Theory 138 138 144 146 148 150 CONTENTS IX PART II IDEALISM CHAPTER IX PAGE Intui...tionism : the Ethics of Conscience i6i 1. Definition of Intuitionism i6i 2. Perceptional Intuitionism . . . . . , . 162 3. Esthetic Intuitionism 165 4. Dogmatic Intuitionism 167 5. Mar tineau's Table of Springs of Action . , . . 169 CHAPTER X Rationalism: the Ethics of Principle 1. Kant's Ethical Theory 2. Kant's Practical Maxim : the Categorical Imperative 3. The Insufficiency of the Categorical Imperative . 4. The Positive Significance of Kant's View 173 173 177 I So 183 CHAPTER XI Self-realisation: the Ethics of Purpose 1.
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