دانلود کتاب What Is Good and Why: The Ethics of Well-Being

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Title page ......Page 3
Contents......Page 7
Acknowledgments......Page 11
1. A Socratic Question......Page 15
2. Flourishing and Well-Being......Page 17
3. Mind and Value......Page 22
4. Utilitarianism......Page 25
5. Rawls and the Priority of the Right......Page 35
6. Right, Wrong, Should......Page 38
7. The Elimination of Moral Rightness......Page 40
8. Rules and Good......Page 43
9. Categorical Imperatives......Page 49
10. Conflicting Interests......Page 51
11. Whose Good? The Egoist’s Answer......Page 53
12. Whose Good? The Utilitarian’s Answer......Page 55
13. Self-Denial, Self-Love, Universal Concern......Page 62
14. Pain, Self-Love, and Altruism......Page 71
15. Agent-Neutrality and Agent-Relativity......Page 75
16. “Good” and “Good for”......Page 80
17. “Good for” and Advantage......Page 81
18. “Good that” and “Bad that”......Page 85
19. Pleasure and Advantage......Page 91
20. Good for S That P......Page 93
21. The “for” of “Good for”......Page 95
22. Plants, Animals, Humans......Page 102
23. Ross on Human Nature......Page 105
24. The Perspectival Reading of “Good for”......Page 106
25. The Conative Approach to Well-Being......Page 108
26. Abstracting from the Content of Desires and Plans......Page 113
27. The Faulty Mechanisms of Desire Formation......Page 115
28. Infants and Adults......Page 118
29. The Conation of an Ideal Self......Page 123
30. The Appeal of the Conative Theory......Page 127
31. Conation Hybridized......Page 130
32. Strict Hedonism......Page 134
33. Hedonism Diluted......Page 140
34. Development and Flourishing: The General Theory......Page 145
35. Development and Flourishing: The Human Case......Page 149
36. More Examples of What Is Good......Page 155
37. Appealing to Nature......Page 159
38. Sensory Un-flourishing......Page 162
39. Affective Flourishing and Un-flourishing......Page 167
40. Hobbes on Tranquillity and Restlessness......Page 172
41. Flourishing and Un-flourishing as a Social Being......Page 175
42. Cognitive Flourishing and Un-flourishing......Page 178
43. Sexual Flourishing and Un-flourishing......Page 180
44. Too Much and Too Little......Page 182
45. Comparing Lives and Stages of Life......Page 184
46. Adding Goods: Rawls’s Principle of Inclusiveness......Page 186
47. Art, Science, and Culture......Page 190
48. Self-Sacrifice......Page 194
49. The Vanity of Fame......Page 197
50. The Vanity of Wealth......Page 201
51. Making Others Worse-Off......Page 202
52. Virtues and Flourishing......Page 205
53. The Good of Autonomy......Page 210
54. What Is Good and Why......Page 216
55. The Importance of What Is Good for Us......Page 219
56. Good’s Insufficiency......Page 225
57. Promises......Page 229
58. Retribution......Page 239
59. Cosmic Justice......Page 242
60. Social Justice......Page 245
61. Pure Antipaternalism......Page 248
62. Moral Space and Giving Aid......Page 252
63. Slavery......Page 257
64. Torture......Page 262
65. Moral Rightness Revisited......Page 264
66. Lying......Page 271
67. Honoring the Dead......Page 275
68. Meaningless Goals and Symbolic Value......Page 277
69. Good-Independent Realms of Value......Page 280
70. Good Thieves and Good Human Beings......Page 283
71. Final Thoughts......Page 285
Works Cited......Page 289
Index......Page 295