Moral Writings

Informationen zum Autor H. A. Prichard (1871-1947) was White's Professor of Moral Philosophy at Oxford University.Jim MacAdam is Emeritus Professor at Trent University, Canada. Klappentext This is the definitive collection of the ethical work of the great Oxford moral philosopher H. A. Prichard (1871-1947). Prichard is famous for his ethical intuitionism: he argued that moral obligation cannot be reduced to anything else, but is perceived by direct intuition. The essays previously included in the posthumous collection Moral Obligation are now augmented by a selection of previously unpublished writings from Prichard's manuscripts, allowing for the first time a full view of his distinctive contribution to moral philosophy, at just the time when intuitionism is enjoying a revival of interest. Zusammenfassung A collection of the ethical work of the Oxford moral philosopher H. A. Prichard (1871-1947). The essays are augmented by a selection of previously unpublished writings from Prichard's manuscripts! allowing a full view of his distinctive contribution to moral philosophy! at just the time when intuitionism is enjoying a revival of interest. Inhaltsverzeichnis Note to the Original Edition (1949) Introduction to the paperback edition (1968) Editor's Introduction (2001) Bibliography 1: H. A. Prichard: What Is The Basis of Moral Obligation? 2: Does Moral Philosophy Rest On A Mistake? (1912) 3: Duty and Interest (1928) 4: Kant's Fundamental Principles Of The Metaphysics Of Morals 5: A Conflict of Duties (1928) 6: Duty and Ignorance of Fact (1932) 7: The Meaning of Good In The Ethics Of Aristotle (1935) 8: Manuscript On Morals (1928-45) 9: Moral Obligation (1937) 10: Green's Principles of Political Obligation (1935-7) 11: The Object Of A Desire (1940) 12: The Obligation To Keep A Promise (c. 1940) 13: Exchanging (1940) 14: The Time Of An Obligation 15: The Psychology of Writing 16: Acting, Willing, Desiring (1945) 17: 'Ought' (1947) Appendices: Letter From Cook Wilson To Prichard (1904) Letter from Prichard to Ross (1932) Index ...

Autorentext
H. A. Prichard (1871-1947) was White's Professor of Moral Philosophy at Oxford University. Jim MacAdam is Emeritus Professor at Trent University, Canada.

Klappentext
This is the definitive collection of the ethical work of the great Oxford moral philosopher H. A. Prichard (1871-1947). Prichard is famous for his ethical intuitionism: he argued that moral obligation cannot be reduced to anything else, but is perceived by direct intuition. The essays previously included in the posthumous collection Moral Obligation are now augmented by a selection of previously unpublished writings from Prichard's manuscripts, allowing for the first time a full view of his distinctive contribution to moral philosophy, at just the time when intuitionism is enjoying a revival of interest.

Zusammenfassung
A collection of the ethical work of the Oxford moral philosopher H. A. Prichard (1871-1947). The essays are augmented by a selection of previously unpublished writings from Prichard's manuscripts, allowing a full view of his distinctive contribution to moral philosophy, at just the time when intuitionism is enjoying a revival of interest.

Inhalt
Note to the Original Edition (1949)
Introduction to the paperback edition (1968)
Editor's Introduction (2001)
Bibliography
1: H. A. Prichard: What Is The Basis of Moral Obligation?
2: Does Moral Philosophy Rest On A Mistake? (1912)
3: Duty and Interest (1928)
4: Kant's Fundamental Principles Of The Metaphysics Of Morals
5: A Conflict of Duties (1928)
6: Duty and Ignorance of Fact (1932)
7: The Meaning of Good In The Ethics Of Aristotle (1935)
8: Manuscript On Morals (1928-45)
9: Moral Obligation (1937)
10: Green's Principles of Political Obligation (1935-7)
11: The Object Of A Desire (1940)
12: The Obligation To Keep A Promise (c. 1940)
13: Exchanging (1940)
14: The Time Of An Obligation
15: The Psychology of Writing
16: Acting, Willing, Desiring (1945)
17: 'Ought' (1947)
Appendices: Letter From Cook Wilson To Prichard (1904)
Letter from Prichard to Ross (1932)
Index

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