Moral Philosophy And Social Ethics

Moral Philosophy And Social Ethics
Tác giả:	Dario Composta
Ký hiệu tác giả:	CO-D
DDC:	170 - Đạo đức học
Ngôn ngữ:	Anh
Số cuốn:	1

Hiện trạng các bản sách

Mã số:	258SB0003289
Nhà xuất bản:	Pontifical Urban University
Năm xuất bản:	2000
Khổ sách:	21
Số trang:	222
Kho sách:	Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng:	Hiện có

PART I FUNDAMENTAL ETHICS
I.. THE VOLUNTARY NATURE OF THE HUMAN ACT
1. Introduction	25
2. The Psychological Dynamism of the Voluntary	19
3. Voluntary and Involuntary	20
II. THE MORALITY OF HUMAN ACTS
1. Introduction	25
2. Opinions of some Philosophers	28
3. Morality in Historicist Philosophy	31
4. Morality According to S. Kierkegaard and J. P. Sartre	35
5. Estimate and Perspectives	38
6. The Static Metaphysical Foundation of Morality	39
7. The Dynamic Metaphysical Foundation of Norality	40
8. Morality and Religion	43
III. MORAL CONSCIENCE AND ITS PROBLEMS
1. Premise	46
2. Theoretical Reason and Practical Reason: the Conscience	48
3. A Note on the Quality of Conscience	50
IV. THE VIRTUES AND PRUDENCE
1. Introduction	53
2. The Virtues in General	53
3. Prudence	56
V. JUSTICE
1. The Notion of Justice for the Ancient Peoples	60
2. Recent Attempts to Deepen its Meaning	61
3. Phenomenological Critique	62
4. Ontological Analysis of Justice: the Subject and the Terminus	63
5. Ontological Analysis of Justice: the Rapport in Itself	64
6. Specification of the Rapport and Division of Justice	66
7. Justice and History	68
8. Conclusion	69
VI. JUSTICE AND PEACE	70
1. Introduction	75
2. The Founfdation of the Rapport between Law and Right-Obligation	76
VIII. THE MORAL NORM
1. Premise	80
2. Objectivity of the Norm	81
3. The Content of Natural Moral Law	82
IX. HUMAN DESTINY AND POLITICS
1. Introduction	85
2. The Determination of Terms	86
3. Subjective Human Destiny	89
4. The Political Doctrines of Hegel	91
5. The Political Theory of Marx	97
6. Determination of the Problem	99
7. The Apolitical Destiny	100
8. The Politicized Destiny	102
9. The Sacral Destiny	103
10. The Normal Destiny	105
11. Conclusion	106
X. THE FINALITY OF THE MORAL ACT
1. Introduction	108
2. Analysis of Ethical Finality	110
3. The Metaphysics of Love	114
4. A Note on the Circumstances	115
PART II SOCIAL ETHICS
XI. HUMAN SOCIALITY IN DENERAL
1. Introduction	121
2. The Problem of Proximate and Remote Foundation of Societies	122
3. Anthropology and Sociality	127
XII. MARRIAGE
1. Introduction	132
2. Opinions on the Family	134
3. The Monogamous and Indissoluble Family	136
XIII. MORAL AND JURIDICAL ASPECTS OF WORK
1. Introduction	138
2. Work and Its Ethical Norms	139
3. Work and Right	140
XIV. WORK AND ECONOMY
1. Introduction	142
2. History of Work	143
3. The Thesis	143
4. The Colollary	145
5. Historical Origins of Associations of Workers	145
6. The Forms of the Organization of Work	146
7. Catholic Evaluation	146
XV. PRIVATE PROPERTY
1. Introduction	148
2. Arguments For Its Legitimacy	149
3. Limits of the Right to Property	150
4. Economic Liberalism	151
5. The Capitalistic System	152
6. Socialism	153
7. Comminism	155
8. Critical Examination	156
9. The Catholic Doctrine	157
XVI. THE STATE
1 Introduction	160
2. Notions	160
3. The State and the Common Good	164
4. The Ontology of the Common Good	166
5. The Gnoseology of the Common Good	169
XVII. THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY
1. Introduction	174
2. Historical Origin of International Organisation	175
3. The Characteristics of International Order	178
4. The Philosophical Foundation of the Interational Community	179
APPENDICES
1. COMMUNIST MORALS	183
2. HEBREW ETHICS AND GREEK ETHICS	191
3. THE SPECIFICITY OF CHRISTIAN ETHICS	196
NOTES	205
INDEX OF NAMES	219

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