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Volume 1: After pointing out the errors involved in ethical naturalism, the author proceeds to refute Kant's teaching that the moral law, because discerned a priori, issues from Reason and is a self-legislation of the rational will. Against this view Plato's position is upheld, that all values and the Ought constitute an objective, absolute realm of essences which man discovers a priori, but which no more emanate from Reason than do the principles of mathematics and logic.
Contents
EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION TRANSLATOR'S PREFACE 9FOREWORD INTRODUCTION I. The First Fundamental Question 2. The Creative Power in Man 3. The Meaning of Practical in Philosophy 4. The Valuational Wealth of the Real and Participation Therein 5. The Second Fundamental Question 6. The Valuational, Constituents of Persons and Situations 7. Passing by on the Other Side 8. The Modem Man PART I THE STRUCTURE OF THE ETHICAL PHENOMENON (PHENOMENOLOGY OF MORALS) SECTION I CONTEMPLATIVE AND NORMATIVE ETHICS I. THE COMPETENCY OF PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY II. CAN VIRTUE BE TAUGHT? III. THE RIGHT MEANING OF THE NORMATIVE SECTION II THE PLURALITY OF MORALS AND UNITY OF ETHICS IV. MULTIPLICITY AND UNITY IN MORAL CONSCIOUSNESS V. THE KNOWLEDGE OF GOOD AND EVIL VI. THE PATHWAY TO THE DISCOVERY OF VALUES VII. THE VARIOUS DOMAINS OF THE MORAL PHENOMENON SECTION III FALSE METHODS OF PHILOSOPHICAL ETHICS VIII. EGOISM AND ALTRUISM IX. EUDEMONISM AND UTILITARIANISM X. CRITICISM AND THE ETHICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF EU-DEMONISM SECTION IV THE KANT IAN ETHICS XI. THE SUBJECTIVISM OF THE PRACTICAL REASON XII. CRITIQUE OF FORMALISM XIII. CRITIQUE OF INTELLECTUALISM SECTION V THE ESSENCE OF ETHICAL VALUES XIV. VALUES AS ESSENCES XV. THE RELATIVITY AND ABSOLUTENESS OF VALUES XVI. THE IDEAL SELF-EXISTENCE OF VALUES XVII. VALUES AS PRINCIPLES SECTION VI THE ESSENCE OF THE OUGHT XVIII. THE RELATION OF VALUE AND THE OUGHT XX. THE OUGHT AND THE FINALISTIC NEXUS XXI. THE TELEOLOGY OF VALUES AND THE METAPHYSIC OF MAN SECTION VII METAPHYSICAL PERSPECTIVES XXII. TELEOLOGICAL ACTION AND REACTION XXIII. THE MODAL, STRUCTURE OF THE OUGHT XXIV. THE METAPHYSICS OF PERSONALITY XXV. METAPHYSICAL PERSONALISM.
