Books in Philosophy: Ethics

from the University of Chicago Press

• Ackerman, Sandra J.: Hard Science, Hard Choices
• Alphen, Ernst van: Art in Mind
• Antonaccio, Maria: Iris Murdoch and the Search for Human Goodness
• Aquinas, Thomas: Virtue
• Augst, Thomas: The Clerk's Tale
• Bekoff, Marc: Wild Justice
• Bersani, Leo: Is the Rectum a Grave?
• Beyleveld, Deryck: The Dialectical Necessity of Morality
• Borgmann, Albert: Real American Ethics
• Bosk, Charles L.: What Would You Do?
• Burger, Ronna: Aristotle's Dialogue with Socrates
• Byron, Rev. William J.: Individuarian Observations
• Cameron, Keith: Ethics And Politics In Seventeenth Century France
• Clydesdale, Tim: The First Year Out
• Conley, Thomas M.: Toward a Rhetoric of Insult
• Cowan, Robin: Profits and Morality
• Deigh, John: Ethics and Personality
• Donagan, Alan: The Theory of Morality
• Eldridge, Richard: On Moral Personhood
• Enders, Jody: Murder by Accident
• Ferry, Luc: Man Made God
• Freadman, Richard: Threads of Life
• Friedman, Batya: Human Values and the Design of Computer Technology
• Frohock, Fred M.: Special Care
• Garver, Eugene: Confronting Aristotle's Ethics
• Garver, Eugene: For the Sake of Argument
• Gewirth, Alan: The Community of Rights
• Gewirth, Alan: Reason and Morality
• Glannon, Walter: Defining Right and Wrong in Brain Science
• Goldberg, Arnold: Moral Stealth
• Goodin, Robert E.: No Smoking
• Grant, Ruth W.: Hypocrisy and Integrity
• Gregory, Eric: Politics and the Order of Love
• Gustafson, James M.: Ethics from a Theocentric Perspective, Volume 1
• Gustafson, James M.: Ethics from a Theocentric Perspective, Volume 2
• Hardin, Russell: Morality within the Limits of Reason
• Held, Virginia: Rights and Goods
• Herdt, Jennifer A.: Putting on Virtue
• Iozzio, Mary Jo: Considering Religious Traditions in Bioethics
• Jankelevitch, Vladimir: Forgiveness
• Joas, Hans: The Genesis of Values
• Johnson, Mark: Moral Imagination
• Jordan, Mark D.: Blessing Same-Sex Unions
• Kagan, Jerome: The Emergence of Morality in Young Children
• Kaplan, Harold: Conscience and Memory
• Klotz, Lynn C.: Breeding Bio Insecurity
• Kohák, Erazim: The Embers and the Stars
• Kohlen, Helen: Conflicts of Care
• Kopaczynski, Germain: No Higher Court
• Laufer, William S.: Corporate Bodies and Guilty Minds
• Louden, Robert B.: The Greeks and Us
• Maclaurin, James: What Is Biodiversity?
• Maggi, Armando: The Resurrection of the Body
• Marx, Werner: Is There a Measure on Earth?
• May, Larry: The Socially Responsive Self
• McCloskey, Deirdre N.: The Bourgeois Virtues
• Miller, Richard B.: Casuistry and Modern Ethics
• Nussbaum, Martha C.: The Sleep of Reason
• Nyberg, David: The Varnished Truth
• Pfaff, Donald W.: The Neuroscience of Fair Play
• Pickering, Andrew: The Cybernetic Brain
• Regis, Edward: Gewirth's Ethical Rationalism
• Ricoeur, Paul: The Just
• Ricoeur, Paul: Living Up to Death
• Ricoeur, Paul: Memory, History, Forgetting
• Ricoeur, Paul: Oneself as Another
• Ricoeur, Paul: Reflections on the Just
• Santner, Eric L.: On the Psychotheology of Everyday Life
• Sartre, Jean-Paul: Notebooks for an Ethics
• Simpson, David: 9/11
• Smiley, Marion: Moral Responsibility and the Boundaries of Community
• Smith, Gregory Bruce: Nietzsche, Heidegger, and the Transition to Postmodernity
• Smith, Christian: What is a Person?
• Snyder, Laura J.: Reforming Philosophy
• Struever, Nancy S.: Theory as Practice
• Thomassen, Lasse: The Derrida-Habermas Reader
• Todorov, Tzvetan: Torture and the War on Terror
• Verkamp, Bernard J.: Moral Treatment of Returning Warriors
• Vermeersch, Etienne: Reading the Kyoto Protocol
• Weiss, Raymond L.: Maimonides' Ethics
• Wolfe, Cary: Animal Rites
• Wood, Allen W.: Unsettling Obligations
• Wyschogrod, Edith: An Ethics of Remembering
• Wyschogrod, Edith: Saints and Postmodernism
• Yack, Bernard: Liberalism without Illusions
• Zizek, Slavoj: The Neighbor