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Ethics — How should one live?

Five frameworks. One trolley. A persistent question. The brief atlas of moral philosophy.

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Five frameworks. One trolley. A persistent question. The brief atlas of moral philosophy. Key sections include: ETHICS / How should one live?; Three roads to the good.; Aristotle — excellence as habit.; Kant — duty before consequence.; Bentham & Mill — the felicific calculus.; Rawls & Scanlon — what could we all agree to?; Gilligan & Noddings — the ethics of relation.; One death to save five ?; New problems for old frameworks.; Beneath the frameworks, a deeper question..

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  • 01ETHICS / How should one live?
  • 02Three roads to the good.
  • 03Aristotle — excellence as habit.
  • 04Kant — duty before consequence.
  • 05Bentham & Mill — the felicific calculus.
  • 06Rawls & Scanlon — what could we all agree to?
  • 07Gilligan & Noddings — the ethics of relation.
  • 08One death to save five ?

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  1. 01ETHICS / How should one live?
  2. 02Three roads to the good.
  3. 03Aristotle — excellence as habit.
  4. 04Kant — duty before consequence.
  5. 05Bentham & Mill — the felicific calculus.
  6. 06Rawls & Scanlon — what could we all agree to?
  7. 07Gilligan & Noddings — the ethics of relation.
  8. 08One death to save five ?
  9. 09New problems for old frameworks.
  10. 10Beneath the frameworks, a deeper question.
  11. 11Real moral life is messier than any rule.
  12. 12Morality without God?
  13. 13Where to continue.
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