Titlebook: Hegelian Ethics; W. H. Walsh Textbook 1969Latest edition W. H. Walsh 1969 Aristotle.autonomy.ethical theory.ethics.Kant.moral judgments.mo

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Introduction,Duke’s service. Hegel received his basic education at the local grammar school and then went on to study philosophy and theology at Tübingen, where the poet Hölderlin and the precocious philosopher Schelling were his closest friends. The institution they attended was a seminary for intending pastors

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The Scope of Ethics, be true to say that Kant gave the term ‘ethics’ a restricted meaning; he took it to be concerned, in essentials, with the motives and intentions of individual moral agents. At the centre of morality there lay, for him, the concept of the good will, of the will, that is to say, which wills the actio

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Ethical Formalism,rface at least, there are striking similarities between them. Both lay emphasis on the objective character of the moral law, which they take to be binding on agents without regard to their personal wishes; both argue that the content of the law is determined by rational principles and can accordingl

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The Contradictions of Kantian Morality, it is twofold: he sees it both as a stage in human history and as a partial anticipation of the wholly adequate standpoint of which he claims himself to be master. Regarded as a stage in human history ‘the moral point of view’ is alleged to offer a synthesis of the ethical world of the Greeks, wher

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Value, Fact and Concrete Ethics,ose their particularity and yet gain an enhanced sense of purpose. In Hegel’s mature philosophy the same general view is taken, but the role of the church is now filled by the state or, as Hegel sometimes expresses it, ‘the nation’ (.). It is the nation or the state which constitutes the ultimate un

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Critique of Concrete Ethics,ndue emphasis on the extent to which individuals feel themselves to be bound up with their community. It may be useful in this connection to distinguish between positive and negative adherence to a community. We are all involved in national activities in the negative sense that we could not do the t

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