Ethics

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New York: Oxford University Press (1994)
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Baruch College and the Graduate Center, CUNY.Douglas P. Lackey
Benhabib, Seyla. Situating the Self: Gender, Community and Postmodernism in Con-temporary Ethics. New York: Routledge, 1992. Pp. 266. $52.50 (cloth); $16.95 (paper). [REVIEW]Mary Anne Warren
Brandt, Richard B. Morality, Utilitarianism, and Rights. New York: Cambridge University Press, 1992. Pp. viii+ 393. $49.95 (cloth); $17.95 (paper). [REVIEW]Michael Moore Kress, N. E. Simmonds & Steven Burton
Carver, Terrell, ed. The Cambridge Companion to Marx. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1991. Pp. xiii+ 357. $17.95 (paper). [REVIEW]Marcia Cavell
David A. J. Richards.Ruth Macklin, George Annas, Daniel Callahan, Leon Kass & LeRoy Walters
Despite my objections I believe that this is an interesting and carefully worked-out book, well worth reading if one's aim is to think clearly about concepts and issues in the area of life and death.Larry May
Essential Works of Foucault 1954-1984.Paul Rabinow
Georgetown University Law Center.Anita L. Allen
In grappling with Klosko's arguments one learns much about the theory of fairness itself, and the book is a model of lucid and fair-minded exposition. It provides a nice counterpoint to the skeptical position popular among some liberal theorists.William Twining
Introduction', in his.P. Singer
Kateb, George. The Inner Ocean: Individualism and Democratic Culture. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University Press, 1992. Pp. 274. $27.95 (paper). [REVIEW]David Estlund
Kraut, Richard, ed. The Cambridge Companion to Plato. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1992. Pp. 560. $49.95 (cloth); $17.95 (paper). While the study of ancient philosophy has flourished during the last decade, the study of Plato appears to have gradually, but steadily, fallen out of fashion. [REVIEW]Holmes Rolston Iii
Kymlicka, Will. Contemporary Political Philosophy: An Introduction. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1990. Pp. 321. $42.00 (cloth); $14.00 (paper). Despite its title, which virtually promises a boring primer, this book is terrific. Will Kymlicka has written a masterly survey of political theory from John. [REVIEW]Robert Sugden
Lloyd, SA Ideals as Interests in Hobbes's" Leviathan": The Power of Mind over Matter. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1992. Pp. xi+ 396. $54.95 (cloth). [REVIEW]Hugh H. Benson
Nowak, Leszek. Power and Civil Society: Toward a Dynamic Theory of Real Socialism. New York: Greenwood Press, 1991. Pp. 233. $47.95 (cloth). [REVIEW]Vivian Weil
Political liberalism, justice, and gender.Moller Okin Susan
Still, this is an excellent book that may be read both for its substantive contributions to a variety of bioethical issues and for its account and illustration of method in medical and practical ethics.Martin Benjamin
The Material Basis of Morality.Karl Marx & Friedrich Engels
conception is flawed, as I believe it is, the product that has resulted is neverthe-less eminently well executed.Andrew Levine
Michel Foucault: Essential Works of Foucault 1954-84.  (pages 1)P. Rabinow
Integrity.  (pages 2--441)B. Forest
The appeal of political liberalism.  (pages 4-22)Samuel Scheffler
Political liberalism, justice, and gender.  (pages 23-43)Susan Moller Okin
Kantian constructivism and reconstructivism: Rawls and Habermas in dialogue.  (pages 44-63)Thomas McCarthy
From liberty to welfare.  (pages 64-98)James P. Sterba
Chimpanzee justice.  (pages 67--69)Fbm Dewall
International aid and the scope of kindness.  (pages 99-127)Garrett Cullity
Alan Donagan and Melbourne philosophy.  (pages 104--143)Toulmin Stephen
Alan Donagan: A memoir.  (pages 104--148)Donagan Barbara
Alan Donagan: Some reminiscences.  (pages 104--135)G. Singer Marcus
Book Review (reviewing Steven Burton, Judging in Good Faith). [REVIEW]  (pages 104--642)Richard Warner
Cognitivism in the theory of emotions; survey article.  (pages 104--4)Deigh John
Contemporary Critics of Liberalism.  (pages 104--3)M. Galston & Aw Galston
Full information theories of the good.  (pages 104--784)David Sobel
Kagan on'the appeal to cost'.  (pages 104)E. Bratman Michael
Kant and natural law ethics.  (pages 104--53)B. Schneewind Jerome
Negation and abstention: Two theories of allowing.  (pages 104--75)Bennett Jonathan
Return of the citizen: A survey of recent work on citizenship theory; survey article.  (pages 104--352)Kymlicka Will & Norman Wayne
Rooted cosmopolitanism.  (pages 104--3)A. Ackerman Bruce
Shared intention.  (pages 104)E. Bratman Michael
Universalism and optimism.  (pages 104--3)Gomberg Paul
[Book review] between slavery and freedom, philosophy and american slavery. [REVIEW]  (pages 104--4)Mcgary Howard & E. Lawson Bill
[Book review] confrontations with the reaper, a philosophical study of the nature and value of death. [REVIEW]  (pages 104--4)Feldman Fred
[Book review] contemporary political philosophy, an introduction. [REVIEW]  (pages 104--388)Kymlicka Will
[Book review] dignity and practical reason in Kant's moral theory. [REVIEW]  (pages 104--398)E. Hill Thomas
[Book review] equality and partiality.  (pages 104--3)Nagel Thomas
[Book review] fair play, sports, values, and society. [REVIEW]  (pages 104--188)L. Simon Robert
[Book review] freedom, a coherence theory. [REVIEW]  (pages 104--3)Swanton Christine
[Book review] genethics, moral issues in the creation of people. [REVIEW]  (pages 104--3)Heyd David
[Book review] human morality. [REVIEW]  (pages 104--3)Scheffler Samuel
[Book review] indivisible selves and moral practice. [REVIEW]  (pages 104--3)Haksar Vinit
[Book review] integrity and moral relativism. [REVIEW]  (pages 104--4)Fleischacker Samuel
[Book review] intuition and construction, the foundation of normative theory. [REVIEW]  (pages 104--4)T. K. Seung
[Book review] justice by lottery.  (pages 104--4)Goodwin Barbara
[Book review] power and civil society, toward a dynamic theory of real socialism. [REVIEW]  (pages 104--3)Nowak Leszek
[Book review] rethinking social policy, race, poverty, and the underclass. [REVIEW]  (pages 104--4)Jencks Christopher
[Book review] sharing responsibility. [REVIEW]  (pages 104--4)May Larry
[Book review] the critique of power, reflective stages in a critical social theory. [REVIEW]  (pages 104--412)Honneth Axel
[Book review] the liberal self, John Stuart mill's moral and political philosophy. [REVIEW]  (pages 104--173)Donner Wendy
[Book review] the urgings of conscience, a theory of punishment. [REVIEW]  (pages 104--181)Adler Jacob
[Book review] valuing life. [REVIEW]  (pages 104--163)Kleinig John
[Book review] we the people. [REVIEW]  (pages 104--3)Bruce A. Ackerman
[Book review] willful liberalism, voluntarism and individuality in political theory and practice. [REVIEW]  (pages 104--178)E. Flathman Richard
„Review Article: Return of the Citizen.“.  (pages 104--2)Will Kymlicka & Wayne Norman
Happiness, virtue, and morality; review essay.  (pages 105--1)Irwin Th
Review: Guyer, Kant and the experience of freedom, essays on aesthetics and morality.  (pages 105--1)Paul Guyer
[Book review] Norm and nature, the movements of legal thought. [REVIEW]  (pages 105--1)A. Shiner Roger
[Book review] aidos, the psychology and ethics of honour and shame in ancient greek literature. [REVIEW]  (pages 105--1)L. Cairns Douglas
[Book review] interpretation and legal theory. [REVIEW]  (pages 105--1)Marmor Andrei
[Book review] morality, prudence, and nuclear weapons. [REVIEW]  (pages 105--1)Lee Steven
[Book review] political psychology. [REVIEW]  (pages 105--1)Elster Jon
[Book review] regarding nature, industrialism and deep ecology. [REVIEW]  (pages 105--1)McLaughlin Andrew
pp. 462-63. Susan Moller Okin suggests that one reasonable interpretation of Rawls's PL is that it requires that the family be internally subject to the two principles of justice. So, under this interpretation, patriarchal family forms might be disallowed by Rawls's theory. See Okin," Political Liberalism, Justice and Gender,".  (pages 105--23)T. O. J. Rawls
Reason and passion.  (pages 118--122)David Hume
Pure Practical Reason and Moral Law.  (pages 123--131)Immanuel Kant
Prerogatives and restrictions from the cooperative point of view.  (pages 128-152)R. H. Myers
[Book review] shame and necessity. [REVIEW]  (pages 178-181)Arthur Owen Williams Bernard
Review of James Fishkin: The Dialogue of Justice: Toward a Self-Reflective Society. [REVIEW]  (pages 186-188)David Estlund
Reconstructing Marxism: essays on explanation and the theory of history.Erik Olin Wright
Institutional Ethics.  (pages 223-245)Marcus G. Singer
Choosing ends.  (pages 226-251)David Schmidtz
The Basic Values.  (pages 229--235)John Finnis
Self-defense and the problem of the innocent attacker.  (pages 252-290)Jeff McMahan
Culture, responsibility, and affected ignorance.  (pages 291-309)Michele M. Moody-Adams
The principle of utility.  (pages 306--312)Jeremy Bentham
Kagan on requirements: Mill on sanctions.  (pages 310-324)Jeremy Waldron
Kagan on "the appeal to cost".  (pages 325-332)Michael E. Bratman
Defending options.  (pages 333-351)Shelly Kagan
Jim and the Indians.  (pages 339--345)Bernard Williams
Return of the citizen: A survey of recent work on citizenship theory.  (pages 352-381)Will Kymlicka & Wayne Norman
The main idea of the theory of justice.  (pages 362--367)John Rawls
The Lockean theory of rights-Simmons, aj.  (pages 382--383)S. L. Mendus
How both human history and the history of ethics may just be beginning.  (pages 391--393)D. Parfit
Review of George Klosko: The Principle of Fairness and Political Obligation. [REVIEW]  (pages 392-394)Leslie Green
[Book review] the priority of prudence, virtue and natural law in Thomas Aquinas and the implications for modern ethics. [REVIEW]  (pages 401-402)Mark Nelson Daniel
Reason, consent, and the U.s. Constitution: Bruce Ackerman's "we the people".  (pages 446-466)Miriam Galston & William A. Galston
Democratic credentials.  (pages 467-479)Don Herzog
Dualism and its status.  (pages 480-499)Kent Greenawalt
The puzzle and demands of modern constitutionalism.  (pages 500-515)Jennifer Nedelsky
Rooted cosmopolitanism.  (pages 516-535)Bruce Ackerman
Essays on Henry Sidgwick.  (pages 533-537)Peter Singer
Universalism and optimism.  (pages 536-557)Paul Gomberg
Separating lesbian theory from feminist theory.  (pages 558-581)Cheshire Calhoun
An alleged asymmetry between actions and omissions.  (pages 620-623)Harry Frankfurt
[Book review] the essential Holmes, selections from the letters, speeches, judicial opinions, and other writings of Oliver Wendell Holmes, jr. [REVIEW]  (pages 643-645)Wendell Holmes Oliver
Book Note,(commenting on Sheldon Leader, Freedom of Association: A Study in Labor Law and Political Theory).  (pages 670)Martin H. Malin
Assure and threaten.  (pages 690-721)David Gauthier
Can libertarianism sustain a fraud standard?  (pages 722-738)James W. Child
Expressivism, morality, and the emotions.  (pages 739-763)Justin D'Arms & Daniel Jacobson
Contractualism, liberty, and democracy.  (pages 764-783)Peter de Marneffe
Full information accounts of well-being.  (pages 784-810)David Sobel
Braybrooke on Needs.  (pages 811-823)Brock Gillian
Cognitivism in the theory of emotions.  (pages 824-54)John Deigh

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