Agent-centered morality : an Aristotelian alternative to Kantian internalism - Harris, George W. (Berkeley : University of California Press, 1999)
Beginnings -- The lnternalism Requirement and the Integration Test -- Impartiality, Regulative Norms, and Practical Reason -- The Thin Conception of Integrity and the Integration Test -- An Integrity-Sensitive Conception of Human Agency, Practical Reason, and Morality -- The Goods of Respect -- General Features and Varieties of Respect -- Respect, Egoism, and Self-Assessment -- The Categorical Value of the Goods of Respect -- The Goods of Love -- General Features of Love -- The Normative Thoughts of Parental Love, Part I: Self-Restricting Normative Beliefs -- The Normative Thoughts of Parental Love, Part II: Other-Restricting Normative Beliefs -- Peer Love -- The Normative Thoughts of Friendship -- The Normative Thoughts of Neighborly Love, Part I: Autonomy and Subservience -- The Normative Thoughts of Neighborly Love, Part II: Autonomy of Conscience and the Unjust Community -- Loneliness, Intimacy, and the Integration Test -- The Goods of Activity: the Place of the Aesthetic in Practical Reason -- Solitary Activities -- Shared Activities -- Normative Thoughts and the Goods of Activity.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 419-426) and index.
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Keywords: Kant, Immanuel, -- 1724-1804 -- Ethics; Aristotle; Kant, Immanuel, -- 1724-1804; Nicomachean ethics (Aristotle); Ethics; Agent (Philosophy); Morale; ethics (philosophy); PHILOSOPHY -- Ethics & Moral Philosophy; PHILOSOPHY / Ethics & Moral Philosophy; Agent (Philosophy); Ethics