Fundamentals of Ethics

action affairs alternative answer Aquinas argument argument from queerness Aristotelian Aristotle Aristotle's aspects of human basic human better categorical imperative choose claim commitments conception concern consequences consequentialist desires Donagan envisage ethics eudaimonia evaluation eventistic evil experience machine fact favour feelings Finnis formulation free choices friendship fundamental G. E. M. Anscombe harm human flourishing human nature Hume Ibid identify incommensurability innocent intelligible intermediate principles J. J. C. Smart John Mackie justice Kant killing Law and Natural logically Lonergan Mackie maxim McCormick means merely meta-ethical method murder Natural Law Natural Rights norms objectivity one's choices overall participation person Philippa Foot philosophical possible practical judgments practical reasonableness practical understanding preferences proportionalism proportionalist pursuit question R. M. Hare rational reflection requirements of practical sake satisfaction scepticism sense simply Socrates sort term theoretical thin theory thing Thomas Nagel tion transparency true truth undermining utilitarian virtue wants Wiggins