...Chris Bobonich Brink David O. Meyer Susan Sauvé Shields Christopher , eds., Virtue, Happiness, Knowledge: Themes from the Work of Gail Fine and Terence Irwin . Oxford: Oxford University Press , 2018 . x+318 pp © 202020 by Cornell University 2020 This volume...

...Aaron Garrett Irwin Terence , The Development of Ethics: A Historical and Critical Study. Vol. 2 , From Suarez to Rousseau . Oxford : Oxford University Press , 2008 . 936 pp . © 2014 by Cornell University 2014 This is an extraordinary book. Given the breadth and the depth...

...Anthony Skelton References Irwin Terence 2007 . The Development of Ethics: A Historical and Critical Study. Vol. 1, From Socrates to the Reformation . Oxford : Oxford University Press . Mill John Stuart 1969 . Utilitarianism . In Collected Works of John Stuart Mill...

...Marco Zingano Irwin Terence , The Development of Ethics: A Historical and Critical Study. Vol. 1: From Socrates to the Reformation . Oxford : Oxford University Press , 2007 . xxvii+812 pp. © 2013 by Cornell University 2013 This volume, the first of a series of three...

... Darwall’s, on which the key historical shift was the invention of self-interest—or if “invention” connotes success, the confabulation of self-interest in modern moral philosophy. References Anscombe G. E. M. 1958 . “ Modern Moral Philosophy .” Philosophy 33 , 1 – 19 . Irwin T...

.... (transl. modified from Irwin and Fine 1995 ) This certainly sounds like truth of an “unfamiliar” sort. And yet the use of “truer” and “truest”, to describe virtues of thought, is also reflected in Aristotle's discussion of virtue of thought in the Nicomachean Ethics , as the conclusion of VI 2...

... turned on whether Aristotle conceives of the praise or blame directed at voluntary actions to be prospective (appropriate due to its effects on agents—thus Roberts 1989 ) or retrospective (appropriate on the basis of how the agent has acted). The latter tack is taken by Irwin (1980) and Meyer...

.... I am grateful to my audiences on those occasions for their comments and criticisms. Terence Irwin first inspired me to think carefully about Aristotle's theory of prohairesis, and although he has not read drafts of this article, I wish to thank him for many rewarding discussions. I am sure he...

... . Irwin Terence 2009 . The Development of Ethics . Vol. 3 . Oxford : Oxford University Press . Kamm F. M. 1996 . Morality, Mortality . Vol. 2 . Oxford : Oxford University Press . Lacey A. R. 1959 . “ Sidgwick's Ethical Maxims .” Philosophy 34 : 217 – 28...

... to be this: Each class of 9. Apol. 30b2–4; Euthydemus 279a–281c; see also Meno 87e–88d; Phaedo 82c2–8. 10. For example, Terence Irwin, Plato’s Ethics (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1995), 232–34. See, by way of comparison, the criticism by Kamtekar, “Imperfect Virtue,” 319. 11. 548c4–7; 546d8–7a2...

... authors into three groups: critics of partic- ularism (Hooker, Crisp, Raz, Jackson, Pettit and Smith, and Irwin), advocates of particularism (Dancy, Bakhurst, Garfield, and Blum), and sympathizers of particularism who are concerned with delineating the proper role of generality in ethics (Nussbaum...

... VOLUME 110, NUMBER 1, WHOLE NUMBER 553 Edited by the Faculty of the Sage School of Philosophy of Cornell University: Richard Boyd, Gail Fine, Carl Ginet (Emeritus), Harold Hodes, T. H. Irwin, Karen Jones, David Lyons (Emeritus), Scott MacDonald, Richard W. Miller, Michele Moody-Adams...

... for various confusions include William Charlton, Terence Irwin (238), Richard Sorabji (70, 108), Saul Sambursky, and Edward Grant (70). ’The translations are from Edward Hussey, Aristotle’s Physics: Books IZI and N (Ox- ford: Oxford University Press, 1983). ‘See Hussey, xxx and 117...

... as incontinence; for he thought that no one with the right belief does what is contrary to the best, but if a man does so, it is through ignorance. Now this argument obviously disagrees with what appears to be the case. Next, Terence Irwin in the second edition of his Hackett translation (1999...

... 296 pp. Holden, Thomas Anand. 2010. Spectres of False Divinity: Hume’s Moral Atheism. New York: Oxford University Press. xvi þ 246 pp. Hooft, Stan van. 2009. Cosmopolitanism: A Philosophy of Global Ethics. Montreal: McGill-Queen’s University Press. v þ 200 pp. Irwin, Ruth, ed. 2010. Climate...

... l’Analisi ragionata de’libri nuovi. By Giuliana Iaccarino. Galatina: Congedo Editore, 2004. Pp. 133. More Matrix and Philosophy: Revolutions and Reloaded Decoded. Popular Culture and Philosophy. By William Irwin, editor. La Salle: Open Court Publishing Co., 2005. Pp. xiii, 226. Forgiveness...

... authors into three groups: critics of partic- ularism (Hooker, Crisp, Raz, Jackson, Pettit and Smith, and Irwin), advocates of particularism (Dancy, Bakhurst, Garfield, and Blum), and sympathizers of particularism who are concerned with delineating the proper role of generality in ethics (Nussbaum...

... in Philosophy. Key Concepts in Philosophy. London: Continuum. xi + 217 pp. Irwin, William, and Jorge J. E. Gracia, eds. 2007. Philosophy and the Interpretation of Pop Culture. Lanham, MD: Rowman and Littlefield. vii + 297 pp. Kavanaugh, Leslie Jaye. 2007. The Architectonic of Philosophy: Plato...

...- conditionally complete good; it is chosen for the sake of eudaimonia. This violates Kant s strictures on the relation between virtue and the good. Moreover, one may wonder whether the value of external goods for Aris- For a compelling assessment of Kant s criticisms of eudaimonism, see Terence Irwin, Kant s...

... Hammer: Pythagoras and the Disharmony of the World. New York: Zone Books. 191 pp. Hume, David. 2011. The Letters of David Hume. Edited by J. Y. T. Greig. New York: Oxford University Press. Hurley, Paul. 2011. Beyond Consequentialism. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Irwin, Terence. 2007–11...