Agent-centered Morality |
PREFACE |
![]() | PART 1— BEGINNINGS |
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• | II. |
• | III. |
• | IV. |
![]() | 1— The Internalism Requirement and the Integration Test |
![]() | 2— Impartiality, Regulative Norms, and Practical Reason |
![]() | 3— The Thin Conception of Integrity and the Integration Test |
![]() | 4— An Integrity-Sensitive Conception of Human Agency, Practical Reason, and Morality |
![]() | PART 2— THE GOODS OF RESPECT |
• | I. |
• | II. |
![]() | 5— General Features and Varieties of Respect |
![]() | 6— Respect, Egoism, and Self-Assessment |
![]() | 7— The Categorical Value of the Goods of Respect |
![]() | PART 3— THE GOODS OF LOVE |
![]() | 8— General Features of Love |
![]() | 9.— The Normative Thoughts of Parental Love, Part I Self-Restricting Normative Beliefs |
![]() | 10— The Normative Thoughts of Parental Love, Part II Other-restricting Normative Beliefs |
![]() | 11— Peer Love |
![]() | 12.— The Normative Thoughts of Friendship |
![]() | 13— The Normative Thoughts of Neighborly Love, Part I Autonomy and Subservience |
![]() | 14— The Normative Thoughts of Neighborly Love, Part II Autonomy of Conscience and the Unjust Community |
![]() | 15.— Loneliness, Intimacy, and the Integration Test |
![]() | PART 4— THE GOODS OF ACTIVITY: THE PLACE OF THE AESTHETIC IN PRACTICAL REASON |
![]() | 16.— Solitary Activities |
![]() | 17— Shared Activities |
![]() | 18— Normative Thoughts and the Goods of Activity |
BIBLIOGRAPHY |
![]() | INDEX |