BIBLIOGRAPHY OF WILLIAM K. FRANKENA

1. 'The Naturalistic Pallacy' ,Mind 48 (1939) 464-4 77. Reprinted in several anthologies. 2. 'Obligation and Value in the Ethics of G. E. Moore', The Philosophy o[G. E. Moore,

P. A. Schilpp (ed.), Open Court Publishing Co., LaSalle, Illinois, 1942, pp. 91-110. 3. 'Our Belief in Reason', Papers of the Michigan Academy of Science, Artsand Letters

19, 1943,571-586. 4. 'Ewing's Case Against Naturalistic Theories of Value', Philosophical Review 57,

(1948) 481-492. 5. Review of A. C. Ewing, The Definition of Good; Philosophical Review 57, (1948)

605-{i07. 6. Review of Ray Lepley (ed.), Value: A Cooperative Enquiry; Philosophy and

Phenomenological Research 10, (1949) 99-101. 7. Review of Stephen C. Pepper, A Digest of Purposive Values; Philosophy and

Phenomenological Research 10, (1949) 13G-132. 8. 'Arguments for Non-Naturalism About lntrinsic Value', Philosophical Studies 1,

(1950) 56-{iO. 9. 'Obligation and Ability', Philosophical Analysis, Max Black (ed.), Cornell University

Press, lthaca, New York, 1950, pp. 157-175. 10. Review of A. N. Prior, Logic and the Basis of Ethics; Philosophical Review 59, 1950,

554-556. 11. 'Moral Philosophy at Mid-Century',PhilosophicalReview60,(1951) 44-55.Reprinted

in Rosalind Ekman (ed.), Readings in the Problems of Ethics. 12. 'The Concept of Universal Human Rights', Science, Language and Human Rights.

Volume I, Symposia, Eastern Division, American Philosophical Association, 1952, pp. 189-207.

13. Review of E. W. Hall, What is Value?; Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 14, (1953) 253-258.

14. 'Sellars' Theory of Valuation', Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 15, (1954) 65-81.

15. 'Hutchesons's Moral Sense Theory', Journal of the History of ldeas 16, (1955) 356-375.

16. 'Natural and Inalienable Rights',Philosophical Review 64, (1955) 212-232. 17. 'Towards a Philosophy ofthe Philosophy of Education', Harvard Educational Review

26, (1956) 94-98. 18. 'Ethical Naturalism Renovated', Review of Metaphysics 10, (1957) 457-473. 19. 'Moral Philosophy in America', Encyclopedia of Morals, Vergilius Perm (ed.),

Philosophical Library, lnc., New York, 1957, pp. 348-360. 20. 'Henry Sidgwick', Encyclopedia of Morals, Vergilius Perm (ed.), Philosophical

Library, lnc., New York, 1957, pp. 534-544. 21. 'Sir (William) David Ross', Encyclopedia of Morals, Vergilius Perm (ed.), Philosophi­

cal Library, lnc., New York, 1957, pp. 504-511.

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22. Preface to D. H. Parker, The Philosophy of Value, University of Michigan Press, Ann Arbor, 1957.

23. Review of C. I. Lewis, The Ground and Nature of the Right; Philosophical Review 66, (1957) 398-402.

24. 'Ethics, 1949-1955', Philosophy in the Mid-Century: A Survey, 111, R. Klibansky (ed.), Nuova Italia, Florence, 1958, pp. 42-77.

25. 'Maclntyre on Defining Morality', Philosophy 33, (1958) 158-162. 26. 'Obligation and Motivation in Recent Moral Philosophy', Essays in Moral Philosophy,

A. I. Melden (ed.), University ofWashington Press, Seattle, 1958 pp. 40-81. 27. 'A Point of View for the Future', Religion and the State University, E. A. Walter

(ed.), University of Michigan Press, Ann Arbor, 1958, pp. 295-309. 28. 'Some Aspects of Language and 'Cognitive' and 'Non.Cognitive', Language, Thought

and Culture, Paul Henle (ed.), University of Michigan Press, Ann Arbor, 1958, pp. 121-172.

29. 'Toward a Philosophy of Moral Education', Harvard Education Review 28, (1958) 30Q-313. Reprinted in several anthologies.

30. 'Broad's Analysis of Ethical Terms', The Philosophy o[C. D. Broad, P. A. Schilpp (ed.), Tudor Publishing Co., New York, 1959, pp. 537-562.

31. 'The Teaching of Religion: Some Guiding Principles', Religious Education 54, (1959) 108-1p9.

32. Review ofC. A. Baylis,Ethics; Harvard Educational Review 29, (1959) 251-253. 33. 'Ethics in an Age of Science', The Association of Princeton Alumni, Report ofthe

Eighth Conference, 1960, pp. 91-104. 34. Foreward in Jonathan Edwards, On theNatureo[True Virtue, University of Michigan

Press, Ann Arbor, 1960. Ann Arbor Paperbacks. 35. 'ls the Philosophy of Education lntellectually Responsible?', Proceedings of the

Philosophy of Education Society 17, (1961) 36-45. 36. 'Public Education and the Good Life', Harvard Educational Review 30, (1961)

413-426. Reprinted in several anthologies. 37. 'The Concept of Social Justice', Social Justice, R. B. Brandt (ed.), Prentice-Hall,

Inc., Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, 1962, pp. 1-29. 38. Review of Carl Wellman, The Language of Ethics; Journal of Philosophy 59, (1962)

293-296. 39. Ethics, Prentice-Hall, lnc., Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, 1963. 40. 'Lewis' Imperatives of Right', Philosophical Studies 14, (1963) 25-28. 41. 'Recent Conceptions of Morality', Morality and the Language of Conduct, H. N.

Castaneda and G. Nakhnikian (eds.), Wayne State University Press, Detroit, 1963, pp. 1-24.

42. 'Decisionism and Separatism in Social Philosophy', Nomos VII: Rational Decision, C. J. Friedrich (ed.), Atherton Press, New York, 1964 pp. 18-25.

43. 'Ethical Theory', Philosophy, R. Schlatter (ed.). Humanities Schalarship in America: The Princeton Studies, Prentice-Hall, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, 1964, pp. 345-463.

44. 'C. I. Lewis on the Ground and Nature of the Right', Journal of Philosophy 61, (1964) 489-496.

45. 'Love and Principle in Christian Ethics', Faith and Philosophy, Alvin Plantinga (ed.), William B. Eerdmans Publishing Co., Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1964, pp. 203-225.

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46. 'On Defining and Defending Natural Law', Law and Philosophy, Sidney Hook ( ed.), New York University Press, New York, 1964, pp. 200-209.

4 7. 'La philosophie moral contemporaine aux Etats-Unis', Les Etudes Philosophiques 2, (1964) 233-243.

48. 'Three Comments on Lewis's Views on the Right and the Good' ,Journal of Philos-ophy 61, (1964) 567-570.

49. (Editor),Philosophy of Education, Macmillan, New York, 1965. 50. Three Historical Philosophies of Education, Scott, Foresman, Chicago, 1965. 51. 'The Concept of Morality', Journal of Philosophy 63, (1966) 688-{)96. Reprinted in

K. Pahel and M. Schiller (eds.), Readings in Contemporary Ethical Theory. 52. 'A Model for Analyzing a Philosophy of Education', High School Journal 2, (1966)

8-13. 53. 'On Saying the Ethical Thing', Proceedings and Addresses of the American Philos­

ophicalAssociation 39, (1966) 21-42. 54. 'Philosophical Enquiry', The Changing American School, John I. Goodlad (ed.),

1966, pp. 243-265 (Chapter X). The 65th Yearbook of the National Society for the Study of Education, Part II. University of Chicago Press, Chicago.

55. Some Reliefs About Justice. The Lindley Lecture, University of Kansas, delivered March 2, 1966.

56. 'G. H. von Wright on the Theory of Morals, Legislation and Value', Ethics 76, (1966) 131-136.

57. 'J. D. Wild on Responsibility', Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 27, (1966) 90-96.

58. 'Reply to Professor Wild', Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 27, (1966) 103.

59. 'The Concept of Morality', University of Colorado Studies in Philosophy, No. 3, 1967, pp. 1-22. Reprinted in G. Wallace and A. Walker (eds.), The Definition of Morality. This is an earlier version of 'The Concept of Morality', Journal of Philos­ophy 63,1966.

60. 'Frondizi on the Foundations of Moral Norms', Proceedings of the Seventh Inter­American Congress of Philosophy, Lava! University Press, 1967, pp. 13-19.

61. 'Value and Valuation', The Encyclopedia of Philosophy, Paul Edwards (ed.), 8, 1967, pp. 229-232. Macmillan and Free Press, New York.

62. 'Educational Values and Goals: Same Dispositions To Be Fostered', Monist 52, (1968) 1-10.

63. 'Freedom: Responsibility and Decision', Proceedings of the X!Vth International Congress of Philosophy 1, 1968, pp. 143-154.

64. 'Two Notes on Representation', Nomos X: Representation, Roland Pennock (ed.), Atherton Press, New York, 1968, pp. 49-51.

65. 'War and the New Morality', Reformed Journal18, (1968) 20-21. 66. (Editor and Introduction with Arnold S. Kaufman), Jonathan Edwards, Freedom of

the Will. Library of Liberal Arts, Bobbs-Merrill Co., Inc., Indianapolis and New York, 1969.

67. 'Ought and Is Once More',Man and World 2, (1969) 515-533. 68. 'Educating for the Good Life', Perspectives in Education, Religion and the Arts,

H. E. Kiefer and M. K. Munitz (eds.), University of New York Press, Albany, New York, 1970, pp. 17-42.

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690 'A Model for Analyzing a Philosophy of Education', Readings in the Philosophy of Education: A Study of the Curriculum, J. Ro Martin (edo), Allyn and Bacon, Boston, 1970, ppo 15-220 °

700 'Prichard and the Ethics of Virtue', Monist 54, (1970) 1-170 71. 'The Principles and Categories of Morality', Contemporary American Philosophy,

Second Serieso Jo Eo Smith (edo), Allen and Unwin, London, 1970, ppo 93-1060 720 'Moral Education', The Encyclopedia ofEducation, 6, L. Co Deighton (edo), Macmillan

and Free Press, New York, 1971, ppo 394-3980 730 'Philosophy of Education', The Encyclopedia of Education, 7, L. Co Deighton (edo),

Macmillan and Free Press, New York, 1971, ppo 101-1040 740 'The Concept of Education Today', Educational Judgments, J. Fo Doyle (edo),

Routledge and Kegan Paul, London, 1973, ppo 19-320 750 'Education', Dictionary of the History of Ideas, 2, Po Po Wiener (edo), Charles

Scribner's Sons, New York, 1973, ppo 71-850 760 Ethics, Second Edition, Prentice-Hall, Inco, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, 19730 770 'The Ethics of Love Conceived as an Ethics of Virtue', Journal of Religious Ethics

1' (1973) 21-360 780 'Is Morality Logically Dependent on Religion?', Religion and Morality, Gene Outka

and John Po Reeder (edso), Anchor Books, Garden City, New York, 1973, ppo 195-3170

790 'On Defining Moral Judgments, Principles, and Codes', Etycka 11, (1973) 45-56o [In Polishol

800 'The Principles of Morality', Skepticism and Moral Principles, Co L. Carter (edo), New University Press, Evanston, Illinois, 1973, ppo 43-760

81. 'Under What Net?',Philosophy 48, (1973) 319-3260 820 (Editor, with John To Granrose), Introductory Readings in Ethics, Prentice-Hall,

Inco, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, 19740 830 'The Philosopher's Attack on Mora!ity',Philosophy 49, (1974) 345-3560 840 'Sidgwick and the Dualism ofPractical Reason',Monist 58, (1974) 449-4670 850 'Spinoza's 'New Morality': Notes on Book IV', Spinoza: Essaysand Interpretation,

Eugene Freeman and Maurice Mandelbaum (edso), Open Court Press, La SaUe, Illinois, 197 5, ppo 85-1 OOo

860 'Conversations with Carney and Hauerwas', Journal of Religious Ethics 3, (1975) 45-620 Also includes complete bibliography of Frankena's writingso

870 'The Philosophy ofVocation', Thought 51, (1976) 393-4080 880 'Concluding More or Less Philosophical Postscript', Perspectives on Morality: Essays

by William Ko Frankena, Ko Eo Goodpaster (edo), University of Notre Dame Press, 1976, PPo 208-2170

890 'The Ethics of Respect for Life', Thalheimer Lecture, Johns Hopkins University, 19750 Published in Respect for Life, Stephen Barker (edo), the Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, 1977, ppo 24-620

900 'Moral Philosophy and World Hunger', World Bungerand Moral Obligation, Wo Aiken and Ho La Pollette ( edso), Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, 1977, ppo 66-840

Forthcoming: 91. 'Spinoza on the Knowledge of Good and Evil', to appear in Philosophia 0

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92. 'Moral Authority, Moral Autonomy, and Moral Education', to appear in Moral Education and Community Control, MarkSheldon (ed.).

93. 'McCormick and the Traditional Distinction', to appear in Essays on Ambiguity in Moral Choice, Paul Ramsey (ed.), Loyola Press.

94. 'G. H. von Wright on the Nature of Morality', to appear in The Philosophy of G. H. von Wright, Paul Schilpp (ed.).

95. Three Questions About Morality, The Carus Lectures for 1974, tobe published by Open Court.

96. 'Is Morality a Purely Personal Matter?', to appear inMidwest Studies in Philosophy. 97. 'Ethics and the Environment', to appear in Ethics, The Environment and the Future,

K. Sayre and K. E. Goodpaster (eds.). 98. 'Philosophy and Moral Standards', to appear in Philosophy: The American Way,

P. Caws (ed.). 99. 'Methods of Ethics, 1977', tobe published in the Proceedings of the Leonard Nelson

Symposium for 1977.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CHARLES L. STEVENSON

1. 'The Emotive Meaning ofEthical Terms',Mind 46, (1937) 14-31. 2. 'Ethical Judgments and Avoidability',Mind 47, (1938) 45-57. 3. 'Persuasive Defmitions',Mind 47, (1938) 331-350. 4. 'Moore's Arguments against Certain Forms of Ethical Naturalism', in The Philos-

ophy o[G.E. Moore, P.A. Schilpp (ed.) Northwestern University Press, 1942. 5. Review of Adler,A Dialectic o[Morals, Journal o[Philosophy 39, (1942) 48-51. 6. Review of Lanz, In Quest of Morals, Journal of Philosophy 39, (1942), 7. Review of Leys, Ethics and Social Policy, Journal of Philosophy 39, (1942) 165-

166. 8. Review of Maritain,Art and Poetry, Journal of Philosophy 39, (1942) 722-723. 9. Review of Shoemaker, Aesthetic Experience, Journal of Philosophy 40, (1943)

586-587. 10. Ethics and Language, Yale University Press, 1944. 11. Review of Muller, Science and Criticism,Journal of Philosophy 41, (1944) 21-23. 12. Review of Nelson, Structure of Normative Ethics, Journal of Philosophy 41, (1944)

248-250. 13. Review of Heyl,New Bearings in Aesthetics, Journal of Philosophy 41, (1944) 36Q-

362. 14. Review of Lepley, Verifiability of Value, Journal of Philosophy 41, (1944) 385-

388. 15. Review ofEby, QuestforMoral Law, Journal of Philosophy 41, (1944) 529. 16. Review of Frank, Fate and Freedom, Journal of Philosophy 42, (1945) 722-723. 17. Review of Nahm, Aesthetic Experience, International Journal of Ethics 61, (1946)

231-232. 18. Review of Hospers, Meaning and Truth in the Arts, Philosophical Review 56, (194 7)

434-438. 19. 'Some Relations between Philosophy and the Study of Language', Analysis 9,

(194 7) 1-16. 20. Review of Parker, Principles of Aesthetics, Journal of Philosophy 45, (1948) 245. 21. 'Meaning: Descriptive and Emotive',Philosophical Review 57, (1948) 127-144. 22. 'The Nature of Ethical Disagreement', Readings in Philosophical Analysis, H. Feig!

and W. Seilars (eds.) Appleton Century, 1949, pp. 587-593. 23. 'Interpretation and Evaluation in Aesthetics', Essays in Philosophical Analysis, Max

Black (ed.) Cornell University Press, 1949. 24. 'The Emotive Conception of Ethics and its Cognitive Implications', Philosophical

Review 59, (1950) 291-304. 25. 'Brandt's Questions about Emotive Ethics', Philosophical Review 59, (1950) 528-

534. 26. 'The Scientist's RoJe and the Aims of Education', Harvard Educational Review, Fall,

(1954) 231-238.

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27. Review of Nowell-Smith, Ethics, Mind, Ju1y 1955. 28. Comments on a paper by Brandt. The Language of Value, edited by Ray Lep1ey,

Co1umbia University Press, 1957, pp. 317-323. 29. 'On 'What is a Poem?" Philosophical Review, Ju1y 1957, 329-362. 30. 'On the 'Analysis' of a Work of Art',Philosophical Review, January, 1958, 33--51. 31. 'Symbolism in the Non-Representational Arts', and 'Symbolism in the Represen­

tational Arts'. Both are chapters in Language, Thought and Culture, edited by Pau1 Henle. The University of Michigan Press, 1958.

32. 'On the Reasons that can be Given for the Interpretation of a Poem', inPhilosophy Looks at the Arts, edited by Joseph Margolis, Scribners, 1962, pp. 121-139.

33. 'Reflections on John Dewey's Ethics',Proceedings of Aristotelian Society, 1961--62, pp. 25--44.

34. 'Re1ativism and Nonre1ativism in the Theory ofVa1ue',Proceedings ofthe American Philosophical Association, 1961--62.

35. Factsand Values, Yale University Press, 1963. A collection of earlier artic1es, but Essay XI (pp. 186-232), entitled 'Retrospective Comments' was new.

36. Review of Aiken, Reason and Conduct, Journal of Philosophy, 1964. 37. 'f.thique et Science', Les Etudes Philosophiques, April-June, 1964, pp. 245-254. 38. 'Ethical Fallibility', in Ethics and Society, edited by Richard T. DeGeorge, Anchor

Books, 1966, pp. 197-217. Delivered previous1y as Whitehead 1ecture at Harvard. 39. 'If-icu1ties', Philosophy of Science, March 1970. Reprinted with a few changes in

Logic and Art: Essays in Honor of Nelson Goodman, edited by Rudner and Scheffler, Bobbs Merrill, 1972. In Goodman vo1ume, pp. 279-309.

40. 'The Rhythm of English Verse', Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism, Spring 1970,327-344.

41. 'Richards on the Theory of Value', in JA. Richards: Essays in his Honor, edited by Brower, Vendler, and Hollander. Oxford University Press, 1973, pp. 119-134.

42. Review of Isenberg, Aesthetics and the Theory of Criticism, Journal of Philosophy, (1974) 821-832.

43. Introducdon to Vol. V of the Middle Works of lohn Dewey, Southern Illinois University Press, 1978.

44. Review of D.W. Harding, Words into Rhythm, schedu1ed to appear in Journal of Aesthetics and Art Criticism.

BIBLIOGRAPHY OF RICHARD B. BRANDT

1. 'On the Possibility of Reference to .Inferred Entities', Journal of Philosophy, 35, (1938) 393-405.

2. 'An Emotional Theory of the Judgment ofMoral Worth',Ethics, 52, (1941) 41-79. 3. The Philosophy of Schleiermacher, vüi and 350, Harper and Brothers, New York,

1941. 4. 'The Significance of Differences of Ethical Opinion for Ethical Rationalism', Philos-

ophy and Phenomenological Research 4, (1944) 469-494. 5. 'Moral Valuation', Ethics 56, (1946) 106-121. 6. 'The Emotive Theory of Ethics', Philosophical Review 59, (1950) 305-318. 7. 'Stevenson's Defense of the Emotive Theory', Philosophical Review 59, (1950)

535-540. 8. 'A Criterion of Necessity', Review of Metaphysics 6, (1952) 125-126. 9. 'The Status of Empirical Assertion Theories in Ethics', Mind 61, (1952) 458-479.

10. 'Thinking and Experience', Review of Metaphysics 7, (1954) 632-643. 11. 'Knowledge and Certainty', Review of Metaphysics 7, (1954) 682-684. 12. 'The Definition of an 'Ideal Observer' Theory in Ethics', Philosophy and Phenom­

enological Research 15, (1954) 407-413. 13. 'Comments on Professor Firth's Reply', Philosophy and Phenomenological Research

15, (1954) 422-423. 14. Hopi Ethics: A Theoretical Analysis, vüi and 386, University of Chicago Press, 1954. 15. 'A Puzzle in Lewis' Theory of Memory', Philosophical Studies 5, (1954) 88-95. 16. 'The Epistemological Status of Memory Beliefs', Philosophical Review 64, (1955)

78-95. 17. 'Philip Blair Rice on Ethical Theory', Philosophy and Phenomenological Research

17, (1957) 404-411. 18. 'The Languages of Realism and Nominalism', Philosophy and Phenomenological

Research 17, (1957) 516-535. 19. 'Some Puzzles for Attitude Theories of Value', in R. Lepley (ed.) The Language of

Value, Columbia University Press, 1957, pp. 153-177; and 'Response to Stevenson's Comments', ibid., pp. 323-325.

20. 'Blameworthiness and Obligation', in A. I. Melden (ed.) Essays in Moral Philosophy, University ofWashington Press, 1958, pp. 3-39.

21. Articles on 'Duty' and 'Ethics' in Encyclopedia Americana. 22. 'Determinism and the Justifiability of Moral Blame', in Sidney Hood (ed.) Deter-

minism and Freedom, New York University Press, 1958, pp. 137-143. 23. Ethical Theory, vii and 528, Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, 1959. 24. 'The Conditions ofCriminal Responsibility',Nomos 3, (1960) 106-115. 25. 'Doubts About the Identity Theory', in Sidney Hook (ed.) Dimensions of Mind,

New York University Press, 1960, pp. 57-67.

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26. Value and Obligation: Systematic Readings in Ethics, vi and 707, Rarcourt Brace, 1961.

27. Editor, Socia!Justice, vi and 169, Prentice-Hall, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, 1962. 28. 'Toward a Credible Form of Utilitarianism', in H. Castaneda and G. Nakhnikian

(eds.), Morality and the Language of Conduct, Wayne State University Press, 1963, pp. 107-143.

29. 'Personality Traits as Causal Explanations in Biography', in S. Hook (ed.), Philosophy and History, New York University Press, New York, 1963, pp. 192-204.

30. Moral Philosophy and the Analysis of Language, The Lindley Lecture, published in the Department of Philosophy, University of Kansas, 1963, pp. 1-24.

31. - with Jaegwon Kim, 'Wants as Explanations of Actions', Journal of Philosophy, LX, (1963) 425-435.

32. 'The Concepts ofObligation and Duty',Mind LXXIII, (1964) 374-393. 33. 'Utility and the Obligation to Obey the Law', in Sidney Hook (ed.) Law.and Philos-

ophy, New York University Press, New York, 1964. • 34. 'Epistemic Priority and Coherence', Journal of Philosophy, LXI, ·(1964) pp.

557-559. 35. 'Critique of Maclntyre's Starting-Point', in John Hick (ed.), Faith and the Philos­

ophers, St. Martin's Press, lnc., New York, 1964, pp. 150-153. 36. - with Ernest Nagel, editors, Meaning and Knowledge: Systematic Readings in

F;pistemology, Harcourt, Brace and World, New York, xiv and 668, 1964. 37. 'The Concept of Welfare', inS. R. Krupp (ed.), The Structure of Economic Science:

Essays on Methodology, Prentice-Hall, Inc., Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, 1966, pp. 257-276.

38. - with W. P. Alston, The Problems of Philosophy: Introductory Readings, Allyn and Bacon, Boston, 1966, 704 pp.

39. 'Personal Values and the Justification of Institutions', in Sidney Hook (ed.) Human Values and Economic Policy, New York University Press, New York, 1967, pp. 22-40.

40. - with Jaegwon Kim, 'The Logic of the Identity Theory', Journal of Philosophy LXIV, (1967) 515-537.

41. 'Some Merits of One Form of Rule-utilitarianism', University of Colorado Studies in Philosophy, 1967 pp. 39-65.

42. Articles in the Encyclopedia of Philosophy (ed., Paul Edwards), New York, Mac­millan and Free Press, 8 vols.; on Hedonism, Ethical Relativism; Emotive Theory of Ethics; Epistemology and Ethics, The Parallel Between.

43. 'A Utilitarian Theory of Excuses',Philosophical Review 78, (1969) 337-361. 44. 'Traits of Character: A Conceptual Analysis', American Philosophical Quarterly

7, (1970) 23-37. 45. 'Rational Desires', Proceedings and Addresses, The American Philosophical Associ-

ation (Presidential Address, Western Division), XLIII, (1970) 43-64. 46. 'Comment on MacCallum', Inquiry 14, (1971) 314-317. 47. 'Comment on Kaufman',lnquiry 14, (1971) 207-212. 48. 'Utilitarianism and the Rules of War', Philosophy and Public Affairs, 2, (1972)

145-165. 49. 'The Morality of Abortion', The Monist, 56, 4 (1972) 503-526. 50. 'Rationality, Egoism, and Morality', The Journal of Philosophy 69, (1972) 681-697.

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51. 'Should the Choice of a Moral System be Impartial?', Etyka (Warsaw), XI, (1973) 57-85.

52. 'The Morality of Abortion', revised version, in R. L. Perkins (ed.), Abortion: Pro and Con, Schenkman Publishing Corp., Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1974, pp. 151-172.

53. 'A Moral Principle About Killing', in Marvin Kohl (ed.), Beneficient Euthanasia, Prometheus Books, 197 5.

54. 'The Morality and Rationality of Suicide', in S. Perlin (ed.), A Handbook for the Study of Suicide, Oxford Press, 1975, pp. 61-76. Reprinted in enlarged and revised form in Edwin Schneidman ( ed.), Suicidology: Contemporary Developments, Grune and Stratton, New York, 1975, pp. 378-399.

55. 'The Psychology of Benevolence and Its lmplications for Philosophy', Journal of Philosophy 78, (1976) 429-453.

Forthcoming: 56. A Theory ofthe Good and the Right, Oxford University Press. 57. 'The Concept of Rationality in Ethical and Political Theory', to be published in

Nomos volume, edited by J. R. Pennock and John Chapman. 58. 'Philosophy and Planning for the Future', in J. Grunfeld (ed.). 59. 'Defective Newborns and the Morality of Termination', in Marvin Kohl (ed.).

INDEX OF NAMES

Alston, William P. 183, 273, 275-297 Anscombe, G. E. M. 179, 183 Aqvist, Lennart 130, 209, 211 Aristotle 121,131, 133, 137-141,261,

273 Armstrong, D. M. 277,279, 280, 284,

286, 296, 297 Austin, John 1, 183 Ayer, A. J. 295

Baier, Annette C. 183, 256 Baier, Kurt 231-256,301 Beardsley, Laura 18 3 Beardsley, Monroe C. 163-184 Bedau, Hugo 69 Benn, Stanley 301, 305, 315 Bennett, John G. 213 Bennett, Jonathan 273 Bentham, Jeremy 1, 2, 5, 20, 242 Bergstrom, Lars 130, 210 Berlin, Isaiah 27, 29, 30, 35 Berofsky, Bernard 176,183 Blackburn, S. W. 272 Bodansky, Eva 130 Bogen, James 184 Bradley, F. M. 241 Brandt, Richard B. vii, viii, ix, xiv, xv,

xvi, 20, 73, 118, 145, 147, 148, 150, 155, 160, 161, 168, 183, 231,253, 272,273,325-327

Brentano, Pranz 121 Broad, C. D. ix Burks, Arthur W. vii-xvii Butchvarov, Panayot 280, 296, 297 Butler, Joseph 131, 138-141,232

Caird, Edward vii Castaiieda, Hector-Neri 129, 130, 184 Chisholm, Roderick M. 121-130, 170,

171, 176, 183, 210, 211, 229, 276,

329

277,279,280,282-290,293,295, 296, 297

Cohen, Joshua 69 Cummins, Robert 213

Davidson, Donald 182 Davis, Lawrence 296 Descartes, Rene 286, 287, 297 Dewey, J ohn vii, xii Dreben, Burton 69 Dretske, Fred 277, 280, 284, 294

English, Jane 71

Feehan, Thomas D. 210 Feinberg, Joel20, 21-35,315 Feldman, Fred 130,209,211,212,214 Firth, Roderick 146, 160, 216-229, 272,

273, 296 Flew, Anthony 301 Fleming, Brice Noel169, 174 Foot, Philippa R. 90, 253, 272 Frankena, Sadie ix Frankena, William K. vii, viii, ix, x, xi,

xvi, 144, 147, 153, 157, 160, 231,253, 254,272,273,317-321

Freud, Sigmund 315

Gauthier, David P. 71, 90, 254, 256 Gert, Bernard 255 Gibbard, Allan 91-130, 211, 213 Girret, Carl 179 Goldman, Alvin I. 165, 166, 167, 169,

170, 179, 180, 182, 183, 210, 214, 277,280,284,296,297

Goldman, Holly S. 185-214 Goodpaster, Kenneth E. x Gordon, Robert 296 Green, T. M. 241 Greenspan, Patricia S. 209, 211, 214

330 INDEX OF NAMES

Hamlyn, D. W. 184 Hampshire, Stuart 177, 178, 183 Hare, R. M .. 73-90 Harman, Gilbert 143-161 Harper, W. L. 118, 119 Harsanyi, J. C. 69, 70 Hart, H. L. A. 20, 177, 178, 183, 301,

302,305,306,308,309,314,315 Hathaway, Ronald 184 Hege!, G. W. F. 67 Henle, Paul x Hermeren, Gören 184 Herstein, I. N. 118, 119 Hili, Thomas 69 Hobbes, Thomas 5, 67, 68, 242, 243,

244,250,251 Hodgson, D. H. 91, 93, 95, 96, 98, 100,

104, 119 Hoffman, Martin L. 101 Hospers, John 254 Hume, David 40, 261 Hutcheson, Francis 254

Kant, Immanuel47, 48, 52, 56, 58, 62, 63, 66, 68, 69, 161, 187,261,283

Katkov, Georg 130 Kenny, Anthony 177,183 Kim, Jaegwon 168, 183 Köhler, Wolfgang xv Kraus, Oscar 127, 130 Kripke, Sau! 273

Langford, C. H. vüi Lehrer, Keith 296, 297 Leibniz, G. W. 83 Lewis, C. I. viii, 297 Lewis, David K. 92, 93, 95, 98, 119 Locke, John 67, 68,272,278,295 Loeb, Louis 214 Lovelace, David 214 Lyons, David 1-20,255,315 Lyons, Raymond 183

Margolis, J oseph 184 Massey, Stephen 20 McDowell, John 272 Mead, George Herbert vii

Melden, A. I. 182 Menninger, Karl314 Mill, J. S. 1-20, 21 Milnor, J. 118, 119 Monro, David Hector 254, 256 Moore, A. E. ix, x, xi, xiii, 121, 273, 297 Morris, George Sylvester vii Morris, Herbert 308,310,313,315 Moulton, Janice 184

Nagel, Thomas 70, 161 Nielsen, Kai 255, 256 Nozick, Robert 20, 70

Oberdiek, Hans 183

Parfit, Derek 70 Parker, DeWitt H. viii Perry, David L. 178, 179 Perry, R. B. ix Pitcher, George 273 Plamenatz, John 249, 255 Plato 82,121, 131, 135, 136, 138-141,

161,261,273,275 Price, H. H. 295 Prichard, H. A. 231, 233, 237, 238, 253,

283

Quine, W. V. 37-45 Quinn, Warren S. 130, 257-273

Rabinowicz, W. 130 Rabinowitz, Joshua 69, 70 Rawls, John 3, 20,47-71,74,85,118,119 Rescher, Nicholas 24, 35 Ross, W. D. 82,118,119,187 Russell, Bertrand 296, 297

Sartorius, Rolf 315 Scanlon, T. M. 69 Schlick, Moritz 40, 45 Sellars, Roy Wood viii Sen, A. K. 71 Sibley, F. 273 Sidgwick, Henry 1, 48, 261, 272,273 Singer, Marcus 74 Skinner, Quentin 69, 71

INDEX OF NAMES

Sklar, Lawrence 256 Skyrms, Brian 297 Smith, M. B. E. 315 Sobel, J. H. 118, 119,211,212 Socrates, 131, 132, 133, 135-138 Sosa, Ernest 126, 13 0 Stalnaker, Robert 118 Stevenson, Charles L. vii, viii, ix, xi, xii,

xiii, xvi, 35, 146-148, 150-152, 160, 231,253,272,273,323-324

Stevenson, Louise ix, xi, xiii Stevenson, Nora xiii Summers, Robert 20

Tappan, Henry vii Tennant, F. R. xiv Thalberg, Irving 164, 178, 183 Thomason, Richmond 209,211,213 Thornton, J. C. 254, 256

Tin bergen, Nikolaas 40, 45 Tufts, James H. vii

Urmson, J. 0. 131-141

Vision, Gerald 184 von Wright, G. H. 255

Warnock, G. J. 90, 255, 256 Warrender, Howard 250, 256 Wasserstrom, Richard 299-315 Wellman, C. 273 Wenley, Robert Mark vii Whitehead, A. N. ix Wiggins, David 272 Williams, Bernard 45 Williams, Glanville 177 Wittgenstein, Luwdig xi, xii, 273 Wootton, Barbara 314

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WILFRID SELLARS, Univ. of Pittsburgh and KEITH LEHRER, Univ. of Arizona

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