A Handbook of Ethical Theory
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1. Front matter2. PREFACE3. PART I4. PART II5. PART III6. PART IV7. PART V8. PART VI9. PART VII10. CHAPTER XXVI. NATURE, PERFECTION, SELF-REALIZATION I. Nature 115. Human Nature as Accepted Standard. 116. Human Nature and the Law of Nature. 117. Vagueness of the Law of Nature. 118. The Appeal to Nature and Intuitionism.11. PART VIII12. CHAPTER XXXVI. ETHICS AND OTHER DISCIPLINES 165. Sciences that Concern the Moralist. 166. Ethics and Philosophy. 167. Ethics and Religion. 168. Ethics and Belief. 169. The Last Word.13. PART I14. CHAPTER I15. CHAPTER II16. CHAPTER III17. PART II18. CHAPTER IV19. CHAPTER V20. CHAPTER VI21. CHAPTER VII22. PART III23. CHAPTER VIII24. CHAPTER IX25. CHAPTER X26. PART IV27. CHAPTER XI28. CHAPTER XII29. CHAPTER XIII30. CHAPTER XIV31. CHAPTER XV32. CHAPTER XVI33. PART V34. CHAPTER XVII35. CHAPTER XVIII36. CHAPTER XIX37. PART VI38. CHAPTER XX39. CHAPTER XXI40. CHAPTER XXII41. PART VII42. CHAPTER XXIII43. CHAPTER XXIV44. CHAPTER XXV45. CHAPTER XXVI46. CHAPTER XXVII47. CHAPTER XXVIII48. CHAPTER XXIX49. PART VIII50. CHAPTER XXX51. CHAPTER XXXI52. CHAPTER XXXII53. CHAPTER XXXIII54. CHAPTER XXXIV55. CHAPTER XXXV56. CHAPTER XXXVI57. NOTES58. Chapter XVI.—The matter of this chapter appears, clear enough, but it may be well to give a few references touching the two conceptions of the functions of Reason.