Great Traditions in Ethics: An Introduction

according action activity actual answer appear argument arises attitude authority become belief body called cause Christian conception concerned conduct conscience consequences considered constitution death defined definition desire direct disagreement discussion distinction doctrine duty effect emotions Epicurus equal ethical theory evil existence experience express external fact faculty fear feeling follow give given greatest happiness human idea ideal individual interest judgment justice kind knowledge lead less live man's matter means merely method mind moral namely nature necessary never notion objects pain particular passions peace person philosophers pleasure political position possess possible practical present principle question rational reason reference regard respect result rule seek sense social society Socrates soul spirit statements suppose things thought tion true truth understand University utilitarian virtue whole wrong