Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Preliminary : Definition, sources, relations -- Part 1 : Essential principles of ethics. Principles ascertained -- Distribution of materials -- Part 2 : Theoretic morality. Division 1 : The moral faculty or conscience. Meanings of the terms moral faculty and conscience -- Origin of the conscience -- Conscience and the moral consciousness -- The moral taste and conscience -- Conclusions respecting conscience as a faculty -- The function of conscience -- The actual judgments of conscience -- Division 2 : Moral law. Place and significance of moral law in ethics -- Idea and definition of moral law -- Various kinds of laws -- Origin of moral law -- Tests of moral laws -- Design of moral law -- The sanctions of moral law -- Perpetuity of moral law -- The feeling of obligation -- Division 3 : The will. Connection of will with other ethical factors -- What is the will? -- Relation of will to the other powers -- Conditions under which will acts -- Freedom of the will -- Determinism -- Division 4 : Virtue and theories of virtue. Morality, virtue, and righteousness -- Theories of virtue -- The ultimate ground of obligation -- Part 3 : Practical morality. Preliminary -- Duties to God. Recognition of God in nature -- Religious observances -- Working together with God -- Duties to one's self. Reality of duties to self -- Duties to self always and everywhere -- Duties to self in social and civil relations -- Duties in special circumstances -- Duties to fellow-beings. Duties to fellow-beings simply as fellow-beings -- Duties in the family -- Mutual duties in the dependencies of society -- Duties to the state.. }
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- catalog description "Preliminary : Definition, sources, relations -- Part 1 : Essential principles of ethics. Principles ascertained -- Distribution of materials -- Part 2 : Theoretic morality. Division 1 : The moral faculty or conscience. Meanings of the terms moral faculty and conscience -- Origin of the conscience -- Conscience and the moral consciousness -- The moral taste and conscience -- Conclusions respecting conscience as a faculty -- The function of conscience -- The actual judgments of conscience -- Division 2 : Moral law. Place and significance of moral law in ethics -- Idea and definition of moral law -- Various kinds of laws -- Origin of moral law -- Tests of moral laws -- Design of moral law -- The sanctions of moral law -- Perpetuity of moral law -- The feeling of obligation -- Division 3 : The will. Connection of will with other ethical factors -- What is the will? -- Relation of will to the other powers -- Conditions under which will acts -- Freedom of the will -- Determinism -- Division 4 : Virtue and theories of virtue. Morality, virtue, and righteousness -- Theories of virtue -- The ultimate ground of obligation -- Part 3 : Practical morality. Preliminary -- Duties to God. Recognition of God in nature -- Religious observances -- Working together with God -- Duties to one's self. Reality of duties to self -- Duties to self always and everywhere -- Duties to self in social and civil relations -- Duties in special circumstances -- Duties to fellow-beings. Duties to fellow-beings simply as fellow-beings -- Duties in the family -- Mutual duties in the dependencies of society -- Duties to the state.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Preliminary : Definition, sources, relations -- Part 1 : Essential principles of ethics. Principles ascertained -- Distribution of materials -- Part 2 : Theoretic morality. Division 1 : The moral faculty or conscience. Meanings of the terms moral faculty and conscience -- Origin of the conscience -- Conscience and the moral consciousness -- The moral taste and conscience -- Conclusions respecting conscience as a faculty -- The function of conscience -- The actual judgments of conscience -- Division 2 : Moral law. Place and significance of moral law in ethics -- Idea and definition of moral law -- Various kinds of laws -- Origin of moral law -- Tests of moral laws -- Design of moral law -- The sanctions of moral law -- Perpetuity of moral law -- The feeling of obligation -- Division 3 : The will. Connection of will with other ethical factors -- What is the will? -- Relation of will to the other powers -- Conditions under which will acts -- Freedom of the will -- Determinism -- Division 4 : Virtue and theories of virtue. Morality, virtue, and righteousness -- Theories of virtue -- The ultimate ground of obligation -- Part 3 : Practical morality. Preliminary -- Duties to God. Recognition of God in nature -- Religious observances -- Working together with God -- Duties to one's self. Reality of duties to self -- Duties to self always and everywhere -- Duties to self in social and civil relations -- Duties in special circumstances -- Duties to fellow-beings. Duties to fellow-beings simply as fellow-beings -- Duties in the family -- Mutual duties in the dependencies of society -- Duties to the state.".