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100			_aStruhl, Karsten J. _967636
245	1	0	_aEthics in perspective : _ba reader / _cpor Karsten J. Struhl, Paula Rothenberg Struhl. --
260			_aNew York : _bRandom House, _c1975.
300			_axii, 447 p.
505			_tIntroduction: A Few Moral Dilemmas _tPart 1: The Status of Ethics _tSection one / Morality and Self-Interest _tSELF-INTEREST AND MORALITY. -- Kurt Baier _tSELF-INTEREST AND SOCIAL WELFARE. -- Robert G. Olson _tSELFISHNESS, SELF-LOVE, AND SELF-INTEREST. -- Erich Fromm _tSection two / Ethical and Cultural Relativism _tINHUMANITY AS A WAY OF LIFE. -- Maitland Edey _tON CULTURAL RELATIVISM. -- Ija Lazari-Pawlowska _tETHICAL ABSOLUTISM AND ETHICAL RELATIVISM. -- Walter Stace _tSection three / Ethics and Religion _tTHE VANITY OF HUMANISM. -- Ronald Sampson _tGOD AND THE GOOD: DOES MORALITY NEED RELIGION?. -- Kai Nielsen _tSection four / Utility and Deontology _tA GOOD WILL. -- Immanuel Kant _tUTILITARIANISM. -- John Stuart Mill _tTHE RIGHT AND THE GOOD. -- W. D. Ross _tRULE-UTILITARIANISM. -- John Hospers _tAGAINST MORAL CONSERVATIVISM. -- Kai Nielsen _tSection five / The Language of Ethics _tTHE SUBJECT-MATTER OF ETHICS. -- G. E. Moore _tEMOTIVISM. -- A. J. Ayer _tYOU OUGHT TO DERIVE "OUGHT" FROM "IS". -- Robert V. Hannaford _tMASTER AND LAVE MORALITY. -- Friedrich Nietzsche _tMORALITY AS CLASS INTEREST. -- Frederick Engels _tMORALITY AND IDEOLOGY. -- Henry David Aiken _tPart 2: Contemporary Moral Problems _tSection one / Oppression and Liberation _tPOWERLESSNESS. -- Michael Lerner _tVISCERAL RACISM. -- Irving Thalberg _tTHE NATURE OF FREEDOM. -- Angela Davis _tHOMOGENIZING THE AMERICAN WOMAN: THE POWER OF AN UNCONSCIOUS IDEOLOGY. -- Sandra L. Bem, Daryl J. Bem _tTHE OPPRESSION OF CHILDREN.-- Shulamith Firestone _tANIMAL LIBERATION. -- Peter Singer _tSection two / Killing and Murder _ta. Abortion _tABORTION: PARAMETERS FOR DECISION. -- R. J. Gerber _tABORTION AND INFANTICIDE. -- Michael Tooley _tb. Political Violence and Terrorism _tTHE FORCE OF NONVIOLENCE. -- Howard Zinn _tVIOLENCE AND REVOLUTION. -- Michael Lerner _tSection three / Work and Play and the Protestant Ethic _tReport of Special Task Force to Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, WORK IN AMERICA _tALIENATED LABOR. -- Karl Marx _t"WORK" AND "PLAY". -- Richard Burke _tSection four / Sexual Morality _tRATIONALITY IN SEXUAL MORALITY. -- Albert Ellis _tMONOGAMY: A CRITIQUE. -- John McMurtry _tCarl Rogers, COMMUNES AS EXPERIMENTS IN HUMAN AND SEXUAL RELATIONSHIPS _tSection five / Medical and Psychiatric Ethics _tPHILOSOPHICAL REFLECTIONS ON EXPERIMENTING WITH HUMAN SUBJECTS. -- Hans Jonas _tON THE BIRTH OF A SEVERELY HANDICAPPED INFANT. -- Warren T. Reich, Harmon Smith _tPSYCHOSURGERY. -- Vernon L. Mark _tPRISON PSYCHIATRY: THE CLOCKWORK CURE. -- Bernard Weiner _tTHE MYTH OF MENTAL ILLNESS. -- Thomas S. Szas _tSection six / Business Ethics and Social Responsibility _tADVERTISING AS A PHILOSOPHICAL SYSTEM. -- Jules Henry _tCOMPETITION AND PLANNING. -- Friedrich A. Hayek _tPROFIT VERSUS SOCIAL UTILITY. -- André Gorz _tDETERRING CORPORATE CRIME. -- Gilbert Gei _tSection seven / Just Distribution and the Social Good _tJUSTICE AS FAIRNESS. -- John Rawls _tECONOMIC JUSTICE. -- Joel Feinberg _tTHE ETHICS OF DISTRIBUTION. -- Milton Friedman _tTO EACH ACCORDING TO HIS NEEDS. -- Karl Marx _tON JUSTICE UNDER SOCIALISM. -- Edward, Onora Nell
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