The philosophic impulse: a contemporary introduction.
Abbate, Fred J,
The philosophic impulse: a contemporary introduction. Compiled Fred J. Abbate. - Belmont, California, Wadsworth Pub. Company (c)1972. - xx, 550 pages 23 cm.
The nature of ethical disagreement On moral truth Beyond good and evil The problem of free will Of liberty and necessity From Walden II Computers and the brain Love in a machine age The lasting sexual relationship From End of the road Student morality : from skepticism to dogmatism The limitations of industrial civilization The autonomy of technique The new forms of control Alienated labor Anomie The moral element in free enterprise The white race and its heroes Art without a public Preface to The picture of Dorian Gray Censorship of literature The sanctity of law : a critique Morals and the criminal law The limits of society's authority The police and society Slaves to duty Civil disobedience Civil disobedience : prerequisite for democracy in mass society From The trial of the Catonsville Nine On violence The future of nonviolence The theoretical charges against violence Cain's children Naked ape or homo sapiens? / John Lewis and Bernard Towers -- The urge to self-destruction The phenomenology of war The ache of guilt The just war The case for Christian pacifism The selective conscientious objection cases The ethical moment in war The fool hath said, there is no God The coherence of Christian atheism The proof by efficient causes The cosmological argument The wager Madness in the spiritual encounter Transcendental experience Association between drugs and religion The dissolution of the absolute Suffering Stavrogin's confession Beyond nihilism Mind without body On life after death Do we survive death? / Bertrand Russell -- What kind of next world? / H. H. Price -- Our attitude towards death Of suicide Hell Wisdom and the contemplative life Truth is subjectivity Nausea "Real" / J. L. Austin. Charles L. Stevenson -- Kai Nielsen -- Friedrich Nietzsche -- William James -- David Hume -- B. F. Skinner -- Dean E. Wooldridge -- Paul We- The new look in Christian ethics Joseph Fletcher -- Wilhelm Reich -- John Barth -- Arthur Danto -- Gabriel Marcel -- Jacques Ellul -- Herbert Marcuse -- Karl Marx -- Emile Durkheim -- F. A. Hayek -- Eldridge Cleaver -- Oscar Wilde -- Oscar Wilde -- Plato -- Morris R. Cohen -- Lord Justice Patrick Devlin -- John Stuart Mill -- Paul Chevigny -- John Badcock -- Abe Fortas -- Christian Bay -- Daniel Berrigan -- J. M. Cameron -- Dave Dellinger -- William R. Marty -- Robert Ardrey -- Arthur Koestler -- Pierre-Joseph Proudhon -- J. Glenn Gray -- Saint Thomas Aquinas -- Ernest Fremont Tittle -- Justice Thurgood Marshall, Justice William O. Douglas -- Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel -- Saint Anselm -- Colin Lyas -- Jacques Maritain -- Paul Edwards -- Blaise Pascal -- Karl Stern -- Ronald D. Laing -- Walter Houston Clark -- Paul M. van Buren -- John Hick -- Fyodor Dostoyevski -- Albert Camus -- Rene Descartes -- Carl G. Jung -- Sigmund Freud -- David Hume -- Ian Ramsey -- Aristotle -- Soren Kierkegaard -- Jean-Paul Sartre --
72086260
Philosophy, Modern--20th century.
Philosophy.
B804 / .P455 1972 B804
The philosophic impulse: a contemporary introduction. Compiled Fred J. Abbate. - Belmont, California, Wadsworth Pub. Company (c)1972. - xx, 550 pages 23 cm.
The nature of ethical disagreement On moral truth Beyond good and evil The problem of free will Of liberty and necessity From Walden II Computers and the brain Love in a machine age The lasting sexual relationship From End of the road Student morality : from skepticism to dogmatism The limitations of industrial civilization The autonomy of technique The new forms of control Alienated labor Anomie The moral element in free enterprise The white race and its heroes Art without a public Preface to The picture of Dorian Gray Censorship of literature The sanctity of law : a critique Morals and the criminal law The limits of society's authority The police and society Slaves to duty Civil disobedience Civil disobedience : prerequisite for democracy in mass society From The trial of the Catonsville Nine On violence The future of nonviolence The theoretical charges against violence Cain's children Naked ape or homo sapiens? / John Lewis and Bernard Towers -- The urge to self-destruction The phenomenology of war The ache of guilt The just war The case for Christian pacifism The selective conscientious objection cases The ethical moment in war The fool hath said, there is no God The coherence of Christian atheism The proof by efficient causes The cosmological argument The wager Madness in the spiritual encounter Transcendental experience Association between drugs and religion The dissolution of the absolute Suffering Stavrogin's confession Beyond nihilism Mind without body On life after death Do we survive death? / Bertrand Russell -- What kind of next world? / H. H. Price -- Our attitude towards death Of suicide Hell Wisdom and the contemplative life Truth is subjectivity Nausea "Real" / J. L. Austin. Charles L. Stevenson -- Kai Nielsen -- Friedrich Nietzsche -- William James -- David Hume -- B. F. Skinner -- Dean E. Wooldridge -- Paul We- The new look in Christian ethics Joseph Fletcher -- Wilhelm Reich -- John Barth -- Arthur Danto -- Gabriel Marcel -- Jacques Ellul -- Herbert Marcuse -- Karl Marx -- Emile Durkheim -- F. A. Hayek -- Eldridge Cleaver -- Oscar Wilde -- Oscar Wilde -- Plato -- Morris R. Cohen -- Lord Justice Patrick Devlin -- John Stuart Mill -- Paul Chevigny -- John Badcock -- Abe Fortas -- Christian Bay -- Daniel Berrigan -- J. M. Cameron -- Dave Dellinger -- William R. Marty -- Robert Ardrey -- Arthur Koestler -- Pierre-Joseph Proudhon -- J. Glenn Gray -- Saint Thomas Aquinas -- Ernest Fremont Tittle -- Justice Thurgood Marshall, Justice William O. Douglas -- Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel -- Saint Anselm -- Colin Lyas -- Jacques Maritain -- Paul Edwards -- Blaise Pascal -- Karl Stern -- Ronald D. Laing -- Walter Houston Clark -- Paul M. van Buren -- John Hick -- Fyodor Dostoyevski -- Albert Camus -- Rene Descartes -- Carl G. Jung -- Sigmund Freud -- David Hume -- Ian Ramsey -- Aristotle -- Soren Kierkegaard -- Jean-Paul Sartre --
72086260
Philosophy, Modern--20th century.
Philosophy.
B804 / .P455 1972 B804