Acknowledgements
Introduction
PART I: ORIGINS, METHOD, AND CASES
PART II: MORAL THEORY
PART III: PRIVACY, TOLERANCE, AND SOCIAL JUSTICE
PART IV: DECEPTION: ASPECTS AND ROLES
PART V: IRONY, HYPOCRISY, AND SOCRATES
Concluding Reflections
Select Bibliography
Index
Béla Szabados and Eldon Soifer are both Professors of Philosophy at the University of Regina.
“The pervasiveness and power of the charge of hypocrisy make it one
of the most shared concepts in both historical and contemporary
moral experience. At the same time hypocrisy has been a
surprisingly unattended and underdeveloped area of moral discourse.
With one thoughtful and thorough treatise Szabados and Soifer have
not only wonderfully remedied a very serious shortcoming within
moral philosophy, but they have produced the seminal work on what
promises to be a fresh and important discussion in ethical theory
and applied ethics alike.” ― Michael Nelson, University of
Idaho
“Szabados and Soifer are to be congratulated for a fine
intellectual collaboration. They proceed with clarity, gentleness
and an admirably unhurried and untechnical use of argument and
observation. It is a joy to find moral seriousness and the
enjoyment of intellectual pursuits so harmoniously combined.” ―
Terence Penelhum, University of Calgary
“I have read Hypocrisy with much pleasure and enlightenment. In an
age dominated by ‘spin,’ a sane and subtle account of hypocrisy is
much needed. One emerges from the book with a deeper appreciation
of the authentic moral life, of its challenges and its rewards.” ―
Roger Shiner, Okanagan University College
“A pleasure to read, this book will engage nonprofessional
philosophers while also offering insights to philosophers.” ― M.A.
Michael, Austin Peay State University
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