Table of Contents

Preface
List of Contributors
1: Roger Crisp: Homeric Ethics
2: Nicholas White: Plato's Ethics
3: Paula Gottlieb: Aristotle's Ethics
4: Phillip Mitsis: Epicurus: Freedom, Death, and Hedonism
5: Christopher Gill: Cynicism and Stoicism
6: Richard Bett: Ancient Scepticism
7: Lloyd P. Gerson: Platonic Ethics in Later Antiquity
8: Colleen McCluskey: Thomism
9: Thomas Williams: The Franciscans
10: T. H. Irwin: Later Christian Ethics
11: T. H. Irwin: Nature, Law, and Natural Law
12: Aaron Garrett: Seventeenth Century Moral Philosophy: Self-Help, Self-Knowledge, and the Devil's Mountain
13: Christopher Bertram: Rousseau and Ethics
14: Robert Shaver: Utilitarianism: Bentham and Rashdall
15: Maria Rosa Antognazza: Rationalism
16: Philip Stratton-Lake: Rational Intuitionism
17: Julia Driver: Moral Sense and Sentimentalism
18: David McNaughton: Butler's Ethics
19: Annette Baier: Hume's Place in the History of Ethics
20: James Otteson: Adam Smith
21: Andrews Reath: Kant's Moral Philosophy
22: Otfried Höffe: Kantian Ethics
23: Raymond Geuss: Post-Kantianism
24: Terry Pinkard: Hegel and Marx
25: Henry R. West: J. S. Mill
26: Bart Schultz: Sidgwick
27: W. J. Mander: British Idealist Ethics
28: John Deigh: Ethics in the Analytic Tradition
29: Derk Pereboom: Free Will
30: Susan Sauvé Meyer and Adrienne M. Martin: Emotion and the Emotions
31: Richard Kraut: Happiness, Suffering, and Death
32: John Christman: Autonomy
33: Brad Hooker: Egoism, Partiality, and Impartiality
34: John Cottingham: Conscience, Guilt, and Shame
35: Nancy Sherman: Moral Psychology and Virtue
36: John Tasioulas: Justice, Equality, and Rights
37: Miranda Fricker: Styles of Moral Relativism: A Critical Family Tree
38: Daniel Star: Moral Metaphysics
39: Dale Jamieson: Constructing Practical Ethics
Index

About the Author

Roger Crisp is Uehiro Fellow and Tutor in Philosophy at St Anne's College, Oxford, and Professor of Moral Philosophy at the University of Oxford. He was trained in classics and philosophy at the University of Oxford, where he has spent all of his academic career except for the academic year 2010-11, when he was Findlay Visiting Professor at Boston University. He is an associate editor of Ethics, and a member of the Analysis Committee. He is
currently working on a book on Henry Sidgwick's Methods of Ethics.

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