Types of Ethical Theory, Volume 2Clarendon Press, 1885 - 539 pages |
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admit ęsthetic affections animal authority beauty become benevolence chap character claim conception conduct conflict conscience constitution Cudworth Descartes desire distinction Divine doctrine duty elements emotion essence ethical experience expression external fact faculty feeling former function George Saintsbury give happiness hedonism hedonistic higher human Hutcheson Ibid idea impulse inner instinct intellectual intuitive J. S. Mill language latter Leslie Stephen less M.A. Extra fcap M.A. Second Edition Max Müller means ment merit mind moral consciousness Moral Sense moral sentiments motive nature never object obligation ourselves OXFORD passion perception phenomena philosophy Plato present principle psychological question racter rational reason recognised relations relative reverence rule scale self-conscious self-love sensation Shaftesbury simply social springs of action sympathy T. W. Rhys Davids theory things thought tion true truth universal Utilitarian virtue W. W. Skeat whole word