A Handbook of Ethical TheoryPart 7 — PART VIIReading editionChapter navigation58 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterPREFACEPART IPART IIPART IIIPART IVPART VPART VIPART VIIChapter 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.PART VIIIChapter 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.PART IChapter IChapter IIChapter IIIPART IIChapter IVChapter VChapter VIChapter VIIPART IIIChapter VIIIChapter IXChapter XPART IVChapter XIChapter XIIChapter XIIIChapter XIVChapter XVChapter XVIPART VChapter XVIIChapter XVIIIChapter XIXPART VIChapter XXChapter XXIChapter XXIIPART VIIChapter XXIIIChapter XXIVChapter XXVChapter XXVIChapter XXVIIChapter XXVIIIChapter XXIXPART VIIIChapter XXXChapter XXXIChapter XXXIIChapter XXXIIIChapter XXXIVChapter XXXVChapter XXXVINOTESChapter 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.Previous chapter ←Part 6 — Chapter XXIINext chapter →Part 7 — Chapter XXIIIAll chapters and sections (58)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsPREFACEParts1234567Part 7 · Chapters26Parts8Part 8 · Chapters36Part 1 · Parts1Part 1 · Chapters123Part 2 · Parts2Part 2 · Chapters4567Part 3 · Parts3Part 3 · Chapters8910Part 4 · Parts4Part 4 · Chapters111213141516Part 5 · Parts5Part 5 · Chapters171819Part 6 · Parts6Part 6 · Chapters202122Part 7 · Parts7Part 7 · Chapters23242526272829Part 8 · Parts8Part 8 · Chapters30313233343536Part 8 · Other sectionsNOTESPart 8 · Chapters16THE SCHOOLS OF THE MORALISTS← CHAPTER XXIICHAPTER XXIII →