Six Great Ideas 9780684826813, 068482681X, 9781439104927, 1439104921
Cover Page; Title Page; Dedication; Copyright Page; Contents; Preface; Part One Prologue: The Great Ideas; Chapter 1 Phi
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English Pages 161 pages Year 1997;1981
Table of contents :
Cover Page
Title Page
Dedication
Copyright Page
Contents
Preface
Part One Prologue: The Great Ideas
Chapter 1 Philosophy's Business
Chapter 2 Plato, Right And Wrong
Chapter 3 The Vocabulary Of Thought
Chapter 4 These Chosen Few
Part Two Ideas We Judge By: Truth, Goodness, And Beauty
Chapter 5 The Liar And The Skeptic
Chapter 6 Milder Forms Of Skepticism
Chapter 7 The Realm Of Doubt
Chapter 8 The Pursuit Of Truth
Chapter 9 From Truth To Goodness And Beauty
Chapter 10 Is And Ought
Chapter 11 Real And Apparent Goods
Chapter 12 The Range And Scale Of Goods Chapter 13 The Ultimate And Common GoodChapter 14 From Truth And Goodness To Beauty
Chapter 15 Enjoyable Beauty
Chapter 16 Admirable Beauty
Chapter 17 The Goodness Of Beauty And The Beauty Of Truth
Part Three Ideas We Act On: Liberty, Equality, And Justice
Chapter 18 The Sovereignty Of Justice
Chapter 19 The Freedom To Do As One Pleases
Chapter 20 The Liberties To Which We Are Entitled
Chapter 21 The Dimensions Of Equality
Chapter 22 The Equalities To Which We Are Entitled
Chapter 23 The Inequalities That Justice Also Requires
Chapter 24 The Domain Of Justice Chapter 25 The Justice And The Authority Of LawPart Four Epilogue: Great Issues And Questions
Chapter 26 Ideas, Issues, Questions
Chapter 27 Concerning Truth, Goodness, And Beauty
Chapter 28 Concerning Liberty, Equality, And Justice
