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Can virtue make us happy?: the art of living and morality
2010, Northwestern University Press
in English
0810125455 9780810125452
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Table of Contents
Ethics plus theory of action
Thinking the good through
Fallacious conclusions
Animal morabile
Action
The principle of happiness: eudaimonia
The happiness of aspiration
The art of living
Four life goals
Virtue
Prudence, composure, selflessness
Wisdom rather than calculation
Does virtue make one happy?
Euthanasia of morals?
From an ethic of teleological aspiration to an ethic of the will
The principle of freedom: autonomy
Locating moral freedom
Practical reason: freedom of action
Autonomous reason: freedom of the will
Objection one: determinism
Objection two: brain research
The criterion
The universalizability test: two examples
Reality
Morally evil
Autonomous morality and the art of living
Does morality make one happy?.
Edition Notes
"Originally published in German by Verlag C. H. Beck oHG, Munchen 2007."--T.p. verso.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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