Classical ethics : East and West : ethics from a comparative perspective
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Classical ethics : East and West : ethics from a comparative perspective
（McGraw-Hill higher education）
McGraw-Hill, c2001
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 279-291) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This text combines discussions of major classical Western philosophical ethical systems (primarily Greek and Judeo-Christian) and, in equal depth, discussions of three non-Western ethical traditions (Indian Buddhist, Chinese Confucian, and Chinese Taoist) in a multi-cultural historical framework.
目次
Part I: ETHICS IN ANCIENT GREECE (5TH-2nd Centuries B.C.E.)Chapter 1: Socrates and Plato: The Vision of "The Good" Solves all Ethical ProblemsChapter 2: Aristotle: The Foundation of Ethics Lies in Character and VirtueChapter 3: Epicurus: Pleasure is the Foundation of Ethical JudgmentsPart II: THE RELIGIOUS ETHICS OF EARLY CHRISTIANITY (100 C.E.-1200 C.E.)Chapter 4: Augustine: Ethics is Grounded in the Love of God and the Commands of GodChapter 5: Aquinas: Ethics is Grounded in the Natural Law Implanted By God, As Interpreted by ArtistotlePART III: BUDDHIST ETHICS IN INDIA (5TH Century B.C.E.)Chapter 6: Early Buddhism: To Be Moral Is To Lessen Suffering PART IV: ETHICS IN CHINA DURING THE CLASSICAL PERIOD (5TH -2ND Century B.C.E.): CONFUCIANIS AND TAOSIMChapter 7: K'Ung-Fu Tzu (Confucius): Rules Combined with Benevolence and InsightChapter 8: Taoism: Let Go!PART V: WESTERN ETHICS FROM THE RENAISSANCE TO THE 19TH CENTURYChapter 9: Joseph Butler: Conscience is the Basis for Christian MoralityChapter 10: David Hume: Morality is Based on FeelingsChapter 11: Immanual Kant: Duty is the Foundation of MoralityChapter 12: John Stuart Mill: The Greatest Happiness for the Greatest Number
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