From morality to virtue /
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New York :
Oxford University Press,
1995, ©1992.
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Table of Contents:
- Kantian, utilitarian, and common-sense ethics : Some advantages of virtue ethics
- Morality and rationality
- Incoherence in Kantian and common-sense moral thinking
- Utilitarianism. Virtue ethics : Rudiments of virtue ethics
- Virtue rules
- Virtue-ethical luck
- Virtue, self, and other
- Virtue in friends and citizens
- Virtue ethics, imperatives, and the deontic. Between virtue ethics and utilitarianism : Reduction vs. elimination
- Two kinds of intrinsic goodness
- Reduction vs. elevation. Reasons for preferring virtue ethics : The main issue between utilitarianism and virtue ethics
- Utilitarian underdetermination
- Forms of pluralism
- Conclusion.