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Ethics (2nd Edition) by William K. Frankena, 1988-11-11

Virtue Ethics (Oxford Readings in Philosophy)

Torture and the Ticking Bomb (Blackwell Public Philosophy Series) by Bob Brecher, 2007-09-17

Ethics and Criminal Justice: An Introduction (Cambridge Applied Ethics) by John Kleinig, 2008-03-24

Ethics: The Big Questions (Philosophy: The Big Questions)

Divine Command Ethics: Jewish and Christian Perspectives (Philosophical Ideas in Debate) by Michael J. Harris, 2003-07-23

Environmental Philosophy: From Animal Rights to Radical Ecology (4th Edition) by Michael E. Zimmerman, J. Baird Callicott, et all 2004-06-14

Practical Nursing Philosophy: The Universal Ethical Code by Dr. David Seedhouse, 2000-11-15

A Companion to Bioethics (Blackwell Companions to Philosophy) by Helga Kuhse, Peter Singer, 2009-10-26

The Blackwell Guide to Business Ethics (Blackwell Philosophy Guides)

Ethics: The Essential Writings (Modern Library Classics)

The Ethics Toolkit: A Compendium of Ethical Concepts and Methods by Julian Baggini, Peter S. Fosl, 2007-08-21

The Cambridge Companion to Spinoza's Ethics (Cambridge Companions to Philosophy)

Encyclopedia of Environmental Ethics and Philosophy (2 volume set)

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Simone De Beauvoir
Translated from the French by Bernard Frechtman. Published by Citadel Press, 1948. This book is currently out of print. As soon as it comes back into print this online publication will be erased.
http://www.webster.edu/~corbetre/philosophy/existentialism/debeauvoir/ambiguity.

Extractions: ISBN 0-8065-0160-X This book is currently out of print. As soon as it comes back into print I will take this web site down. I have divided the book up into four sections. These are: Part I: Ambiguity and Freedom, pages 1-34. Part II: Personal Freedom and Others, pages 35-73. Part III: The Positive Aspect of Ambiguity, pages 74-155. Conclusion, pages 156-159 and the Conclusion. ... HOME Bob Corbett corbetre@webster.edu
Environmental Ethics, Philosophy Course
4 MIDTERM EXAM Oct 711 ***Midsemester Break***; Oct 14 Biocentrism Reading TheEthics of Respect Dec 11 Practicing what we preachIs philosophy effective?
http://web.carroll.edu/msmillie/envethics/schedule.htm

Extractions: Sep 4 Anthropocentrism and BeyondReadings: "A Moment on the Earth," Gregg Easterbrook "Thinking Like a Mountain," Aldo Leopold Sep 6 Anthropocentrism: Blaming ChristianityReading: "The Historical Roots of Our Ecological Crisis," Lynn White, Jr. (Quiz 1) Sep 9 Why do Animals matter? Reading: "All Animals Are Equal," Peter Singer Sep 11 Animal Liberation II; Reading: "The Radical Egalitarian Case for Animal Rights," Tom Regan (LR)
Stoic Ethics
Ethical reason throughout Stoic thought.
http://www.molloy.edu/academic/philosophy/sophia/Seneca/stoicism_txt.htm

Extractions: Introduction to Stoic Ethics by Michael S. Russo Molloy College, Department of Philosophy Show me a man who though sick is happy, though in danger is happy, though dying is happy, though condemned to exile is happy, though in disrepute is happy. Show him! By the gods, I would fain see a Stoic. Epictetus I. The Foundations of Stoic Ethics The origin of the Stoic discussion on the happy life is actually found in the Nicomachean Ethics 1095a 18, where Aristotle observes that happiness ( eudaimonia ) is the end of life for all human beings. The question of what constitutes happiness, however, is a matter of some contention between Aristotle and the Stoa. In Aristotle's opinion, happiness is "an activity of the soul in accordance with perfect virtue." Virtue here is defined as a proper disposition of the soul in pursuit of the good. Up until this point Aristotle and the Stoics are in complete agreement; it is when Aristotle describes the nature of the sumum bonum that conflict arises. In Chapter One of the
Environmental Ethics, Philosophy Course
Readings Environmental philosophy Is Environmental Activism The Most Radicaland Effective Kind J. Baird Callicott; Taking Environmental ethics Public
http://web.carroll.edu/msmillie/envethics/crsnotes.htm

Extractions: Reading: "The Land Ethic", Aldo Leopold ; "Animal Liberation and Environmental Ethics: Bad Marriage, Quick Divorce," Mark Sagoff Giving Rights to Nature and Natural object Reading "Should Trees Have Standing? Toward Legal Rights for Natural Objects," Christopher D. Stone; "The Rights of Animals," Joel Feinberg
Metapsychology Online Book Reviews
Thoughtful and informed book reviews on mental health, psychology, ethics, and philosophy. Updated every month.
http://mentalhelp.net/books

Extractions: Browse over 1600 reviews in Metapsychology Choose One Recent Reviews Addiction/Alcoholism Anxiety/Panic Art and Photography Childhood Disorders Children and Teens Client Reviews Depression Ethics Fiction General Genetics Grief/Loss Medications Memoirs Mental Health Personality Disorders Philosophical Psychoanalysis Psychology Psychotherapy Relationships Self Help Sexuality Welcome to MHN's unique book review site Metapsychology . We feature in-depth reviews of a wide range of books written by our reviewers from many backgrounds and perspectives. We update our front page frequently and add more than forty new reviews each month. Our editor is Christian Perring, PhD . To contact us, send an e-mail Can't remember our URL? Access our reviews directly via 'metapsychology.net'
Medical Ethics - Philosophy 215 - Trinity College
; Laboratory. Taught by Dr. W. Miller Brown, Professorof philosophy This course takes up ethical, political andCourse
http://www.trincoll.edu/prog/labproject/phil215/default.htm

Extractions: Taught by: Dr. W. Miller Brown, Professor of Philosophy This course takes up ethical, political and legal issues relevant to the medical profession and patient population. Topics will include: death with dignity, treatment with dignity, abortion, mercy-killing, patient consent, the nature of physical versus mental illness, medical experimentation and the socially conscious distribution of medical resources.
20th WCP: Theoretical Ethics
Papers given at the Twentieth World Congress of philosophy, in Boston, Massachusetts August 1015, 1998.
http://www.bu.edu/wcp/MainTEth.htm

Extractions: Theoretical Ethics The papers indexed below were given at the Twentieth World Congress of Philosophy, in Boston, Massachusetts from August 10-15, 1998. Additional papers may be added to this section as electronic versions are aquired and formatted for the archive. These papers will be listed for a period of time at the What's New? page. Regarding browser support: The papers published in The Paideia Archive webmaster and provide details of the difficulty. In addition to browsing the numerous subject indexes, you may also enter a name or subject keyword in the space below and hit the search button. Theoretical Ethics Author's Name Affiliation Paper Title Sharon Anderson-Gold Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Cultural Differentiation and Moral Orientation: Taking an Interest in History Antonio Trajano Arruda UNESP Paulista State University Moral Sentiments and Determinism Jeffrey W. Bulger Utah Valley State College Humanity Educating Philosophy Michael Byron Kent State University Evolutionary Ethics and Biologically Supportable Morality Philip Cafaro Southwest State University Virtue Ethics (Not Too) Simplified Angela Calvo de Saavedra Pontificia Universidad Javeriana Imaginanacion y Conversacion: Artifices Del Punto De Vista Moral En David Hume Patricia Moya Canas Universidad de los Andes M. Y. Chew
Medical Ethics - Philosophy 215 - Trinity College
; Laboratory. Taught by Dr. W. Miller Brown, Professorof philosophy The laboratory acquaints students with someCourse
http://www.trincoll.edu/prog/labproject/phil215/lab.html

Extractions: Taught by: Dr. W. Miller Brown, Professor of Philosophy The laboratory acquaints students with some of the scientific and technological developments that have given rise to moral concerns in modern medicine. Topics will be chose from such areas as genetics, risk estimation, reproductive technology, and epidemiology. The laboratory will also be the occasion for student-led simulations of ethical decision making in medicine.
Ian Dunbar's Philosophy Home Page
Linked essays on his philosophical ideas, mainly on language, physics, and ethics.
http://www.dunbar-i-l.demon.co.uk/philosophy/

Extractions: Fundamentals All of these essays are informed by my agreement with Dummett on the central role of Frege's thought in modern philosophy. Dummett says: "... in concentrating so single-mindedly on the area in which he worked, Frege also gave to it a central place in philosophy; and, in doing this, he achieved a revolution as overwhelming as that of Descartes." Dummett: "Frege, Philosophy of Language" , 1st Edition, p665) Elsewhere Dummett conjectures that Frege provided philosophy with that which it lacked for so long, namely a central organising methodology. "Only with Frege was the proper object of philosophy finally established: namely, first, that the goal of philosophy is the analysis of the structure of
Diana's Web Site
PhD student at UC Berkeley. Site includes resources for undergraduates how to read/write philosophy; philosophy of mind/action; ethics; history of philosophy; ancient philosophy; and lecture notes on ancient Greek philosophy and ethics.
http://socrates.berkeley.edu/~fl3min4/

Extractions: Student/GSI Handouts Grading Terminology Writing Philosophy Papers Plagiarism Reading Philosophy Nec./Suff. Conditions Past Handouts Teaching Materials Update: Diana has just accepted a tenure track position at Indiana University, South Bend, starting next Fall. Course Websites Introduction to Ancient Philosophy 6 Intro to Ethics Phil. of Social Science Summer 2002 Diana is a seventh year graduate student in philosophy at the University of California, Berkeley. She is Irish: she graduated from Trinity College, Dublin in 1996 with a first-class honours degree in Philosophy, an anti-Wittgensteinean bias, and an addiction to coffee. Since arriving in Berkeley, Diana has acquired an addiction to bing cherries. Diana's current research is in ethics, with a particular emphasis on virtue ethics and moral psychology. She is also interested in applied ethics (in particular, military ethics and information ethics), political philosophy, the philosophy of action, and ancient Greek philosophy. Diana does not speak American English. This site is primarily intended as a resource for students in her sections. It contains information about her sections and her grading philosophy, as well as copies of most section (and some course) handouts. It also contains links to some useful philosophy websites, search engines, and British-American dictionaries.
Environmental Ethics [Internet Encyclopedia Of Philosophy]
Topic of applied ethics examining the moral basis of responsibility.Category Society philosophy Internet Encyclopedia of philosophyThe Internet Encyclopedia of philosophy Environmental ethics. Table of Contents(Clicking on the links below will take you to that part of this article)
http://www.utm.edu/research/iep/e/environm.htm

Extractions: Introduction Environmental ethics is a topic of applied ethics which examines the moral basis of environmental responsibility. In these environmentally conscious times, virtually everyone agrees that we need to be environmentally responsible. Toxic waste contaminates ground water, oil spills destroy shore lines, fossil fuels produce carbon dioxide thus adding to the greenhouse effect, and use of fluorocarbon gasses depletes the earth's protecting ozone layer. The goal of environmental ethics, then, is not to convince us that we should be concerned about the environment most of us already are. Instead, environmental ethics focuses on the moral foundation of environmental responsibility, and how far this responsibility extends. There are three distinct theories of moral responsibility to the environment. Although each supports environmental responsibility, their approaches are radically different. Back to Table of Contents Leopold's Ecocentrism To help us develop a proper ecological conscience, Leopold argues that we need a specific mental image to focus on. He offers the image of the land pyramid. The land pyramid is the class of all food chains, where the higher levels depend on everything beneath it. From bottom to top, the basic layers of the pyramid are those of soil, plants, insects, insect eating animals, omnivores, and carnivores. Humans fall into the omnivore category along with raccoons and bears. Leopold explains that there is a continuous and upward flow of food energy in the pyramid, and that obstructions to the flow of energy at any level will damage the whole. Some geographical regions of the world, such as Europe and Japan, have been able to sustain human imposed environmental changes without damage. But other regions of the world have been less fortunate.
PhD In Philosophy Of Education: History, Philosophy And
Specialties include ethics, epistemology, aesthetics, social and political philosophy, foundations of educational inquiry, feminist philosophy, continental philosophy, or historically important educational thinkers.
http://education.indiana.edu/~edhpc/phil.html

Extractions: Comparative Education Students wishing to complete a PhD in Philosophy of Education should apply to the PhD program in History, Philosophy and Policy Studies in Education, indicating their intention to pursue the Philosophy of Education major in their application goals statement. This program is primarily designed to prepare students for professional roles in university teaching and research, but students may also prepare for roles in development and consulting for governmental and non governmental agencies. The major in Philosophy of Education may focus on ethics, epistemology, aesthetics, social and political philosophy, foundations of inquiry, feminist philosophy, continental philosophy, or historically important educational thinkers. It is also expected that students will undertake philosophically relevant coursework in departments outside the School of Education, including the Departments of Philosophy, Religious Studies, and History and Philosophy of Science. Unconditional admission to the program is normally based upon the applicants meeting the following criteria: 1. Successful completion of 12 semester hours of philosophy or philosophy of education at the undergraduate or graduate level prior to enrolment in the major. A candidate who does not meet this requirement may be admitted conditionally, pending his or her successful completion of those credits in the first year of doctoral study.
Www.rmit.edu.au/browse/Academic%20Programs%2FCourse%20Guides%2FArt,%20Design%20
ethics, philosophy and Professional Communication;
http://www.rmit.edu.au/browse/Academic Programs/Course Guides/Art, Design & Comm
Tim LeBon's Philosophy & Counselling Pages
Articles on philosophical counselling, existential psychotherapy, pub philosophy, counselling ethics. Also details of Tim's book 'Wise Therapy philosophy for Counsellors' and Alain de Botton discussion group.
http://members.aol.com/timlebon

Extractions: Wise Therapy: Philosophy for counsellors by Tim LeBon Price at amazon.co.uk Philosophy Counselling, Psychotherapy and Personal Development Wise Therapy:Philosophy for Counsellor's Tim's new book, now available Counselling Ethics - counselling dilemmas and how to solve them Wise decision-making using Progress Existential Psychotherapy the most comprehensive site on the subject Alain de Botton's Philosophy as a guide to happiness Maslow - the father of humanistic psychology Courses and events - run or recommended by Tim LeBon Frankl - and logotherapy Philosophical Counselling - events, press articles, links, information for clients. Philosophical Counselling - events, press articles, links, information for clients. London Group of the Philosophical Society of England (contact info plus archive) Decision counselling - available on-line or face-to-face in London for consultancy on personal decisions Philosophical humour - P.G.Wodehouse, Douglas Adams' pastiches Self-help and personal development - how to survive without a therapist ! Society of Consultant Philosophers - philosophical counselling, philosophy for children, Socratic Dialogue
LiteratureClassics.com Forums
Specalised areas including ethics and philosophy of religion. You need to be a member to post.
http://www.literatureclassics.com/forums/
Advanced Ethics - Philosophy 3201
1997 University of New Orleans Department of philosophy Instructor Jim phil/mazoue.htmlVAXNotes Conference phil3201_p Course Information ethics Resources on
http://www.uno.edu/~phil/3201.html
Continuity And Change In The Economic Ethics Of Buddhism Evidence From The Histo
Buddhist economic ethicsthat is Buddhist values with regard to wealth and economic activity, either within society or within the sangha play a significant role as a part of overall Buddhist philosophy regarding social life and even enlightenment itself.
http://jbe.la.psu.edu/3/ornatow1.html
Books : Ethics, Philosophy, Spirituality
BOOKS ethics. The Animal World of Albert Schweitzer Illustrator) ASIN0880014709. BOOKS philosophy / SPIRITUALITY. Awakening to Zen
http://www.animaladvocacy.net/boutique/ethics.html
Dr. Z's Philosophy Page -- Gordon Ziniewicz
Resources for studying the history of philosophy, Asian philosophy, ethics, and philosophy of technology; site includes original essays, links, crossword puzzles, humor, art, and a virtual philosophy library.
http://www.fred.net/tzaka/phil.html
Department Of Religious Studies
Department of Religious Studies. The academic study of religion at CSU, Chico, focuses on a) historical studies of Eastern and Western religious traditions; b)textual studies of the sacred writings in religious traditions; c) methodological studies which seek to understand and interpret religious traditions and cultural symbols; and d)cognate studies which relate religion to aspects of culture such as literature and the arts, ethics and law, psychology, sociology, and philosophy.
http://www.csuchico.edu/rs/

Extractions: Introduction to the Department of Religious Studies at CSUC Administration Faculty Programs, Courses, Class Schedules, and Related Information ... Contact Information Welcome to the Department of Religious Studies at CSU, Chico. Religious Studies is an interdisciplinary field that examines religious ideas, symbols, practices, and institutions from the perspectives of history, textual studies, philosophy, anthropology, sociology, psychology, and other disciplines. Our program is cross-cultural and comparative, and highlights the complex relationship of religion to other areas of culture. In addition to courses exploring the development of all the major religious traditions of the world, we offer courses that probe the role of religion in ethics and law, gender constructs, literature, the visual arts, and a variety of contemporary social and political issues. The Department has grown from its establishment in 1974 to a Department of 13 active scholars working in many areas of the discipline. We offer programs of study leading to a BA or minor in Religious Studies, and a minor in Ethics. Browse our website for information on courses, faculty, on- and off-campus resources, and information about careers and graduate school in Religious Studies.

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