Moral theory: an introduction

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Philosophical Ethics and Theory Ethics in Business and Education Psychology of Moral and Emotional Judgment

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Preface Chapter 1. An Introduction to Moral Theory Chapter 2. Divine Command Theory Chapter 3. Moral Relativism Chapter 4. Natural Law Theory Chapter 5. Consequentialism 1: Classical Utilitarianism Chapter 6. Consequentialism 2: Contemporary Developments Chapter 7. Ethical Egoism Chapter 8. Kant's Moral Theory Chapter 9. Moral Pluralism Chapter 10. Virtue Ethics Chapter 11. Moral Particularism Chapter 12. Conclusion Appendix: Standards for Evaluating Moral Theories Glossary References Index About the Author

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