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Ethics and Philosophers of Ethics

1. Outline of Ethics
2. Ethics Glossary
3. Philosophy of Mind
4. Moral Psychology
5. Online Guide to moral and Political Philosophy
6. Thought_experiments_in_ethics
7. Dilemmas
8. Introduction to Ethics Playlist
9. Platonic Dialogues Playlist
10. Awakening from the Meaning Crisis
11. Death with Shelly Kagan
12. Ethics for A-Level

Concepts

1. History of Ethics
2. Ancient Greek Ethics
3. Morality
4. Moral Universalism
5. Ethical Principles
6. Concepts in Ethics
7. Ethical Theories
8. Religious Ethics
9. History of Ethics
10. Normative Ethics
11. Divine Command Theory
12. Morality
13. Meta Ethics
14. Deontological Ethics
15. Miscarriage of justice
16. Consequentialism
17. Utilitarianism
18. Phronesis
19. Convention
20. David Lewis Convention
21. Norm
22. De Facto Standard
23. Cultural Convention
24. Social Norm
25. Standards
26. Rules
27. Principles
28. Virtue Ethics
29. Moral Anti Realism
30. Moral Cognitivism
31. Constructivist Metaethics
32. Moral Non Naturalism
33. Moral Realism
34. Moral Skepticism
35. Moral Relativism
36. Desire
37. Applied Ethics
38. Social Contract
39. Kantianism
40. Summum Bonum
41. Kants Moral Philosophy
42. Moral Sentimentalism
43. Adam Smiths Moral Philosophy
44. Theory of Moral Sentiments
45. Ethical Dilemnas and Moral Dilemmas
46. Principlism
47. Casuistry
48. Chinese Ethics
49. Secular Morality and Ethics
50. Religion and Morality
51. Nietzsche’s Moral and Political Philosophy
52. Moral Skepticism
53. Anscombe Moral Philosophy
54. Wittgenstein Ethics and Forms of Life
55. Ethical Egoism
56. Spinoza Morality and Ethics
57. Viktor Frankl and Meaning
58. Ethical Subjectivism
    • The intersubjective basis of morality
    • On the Intersubjective Constitution of Morals
    • OBJECTIVITY AND INTERSUBJECTIVITY IN MORAL PHILOSOPHY
    • MORAL RESPONSIBILITY AND INTERSUBJECTIVITY: A REFLECTION ON THE CONCEPT OF MORAL RESPONSIBILITY FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF MARCEL'S INTERSUBJECTIVITY
    • Hume’s Correction of the Sentiments. Intersubjectivity without Objectivity
    • Intersubjectivity and interaction as crucial for understanding the moral role of shame: a critique of TOSCA-based shame research
    • Intersubjectivity and Moral Judgment in Adam Smith’s Theory of Moral Sentiments
    • Empathy or Intersubjectivity? Understanding the Origins of Morality in Young Children
59. Hedonism
60. Morality and Cognitive Science
61. Moral Imagination
62. Just World Hypothesis
63. Principia_Ethica
64. Humes Moral Philosophy
    • An_Enquiry_Concerning_Human_Understanding
    • A_Treatise_of_Human_Nature
    • An_Enquiry_Concerning_the_Principles_of_Morals
    • Kant and Hume on Morality
65. Moral Reasoning
66. Moral Foundations Theory
    • website
67. Bentham Utilitarianism
68. Mills Moral Philosophy
69. Deweys Moral Philosophy
70. Wiliam James Moral Philosophy
    • Ethical Naturalism
    • Moral Objectivity
71. Original Position
72. Moral Luck
73. Moral Responsibility
74. Bernard Williams on Morality
75. Golden Rule
76. Value System
77. Axiology
78. Veneer Theory
79. Santayana on Ethics
80. Russells Moral and Ethical philosophy
81. Egocentrism
82. Arthur Schopenhauer Ethics
    • On the Basis of Morality
    • psychological egoism
83. Value Theory
84. Heinz_dilemma
85. Rousseau Moral Psychology and Human Nature
86. supererogation
87. self obligations
88. Collective Moral Responsibility
89. Famine Affluence and Morality
90. The Famous 'Sheriff' Counterexample to Utilitarianism
91. Value Pluralism
92. Emotivism

People

1. Rawls
2. Julia Annas
3. Samuel_Scheffler
4. Susan Wolf
5. Peter Singer
6. Thomas Nagel
7. Rebecca Goldstein
8. Frances Kamm
9. Shelly Kagan
10. Spinoza
11. Charles Taylor
12. Paul Kurtz
13. Daniel Dennett
14. Bentham
15. G. E. Moore
16. Anthony Quinton
17. Henry Sidgwick
18. Gabriel Marcel
19. Paul Ricœur
20. Mark Johnson
21. Bernard Williams
22. Robert Sapolsky
23. Christine_Korsgaard