Ethics: An introduction to theories and problems (Barnes & Nobles college outline series)

1. What Is Ethics All About -- 2. Cynicism And Stoicism: Freedom From Passion And Indifference To Pain -- Socratic Ethical Theory -- Cynicism -- Antisthenes -- Diogenes -- Crates -- Stoicism -- Zeno -- Epictetus -- Marcus Aurelius -- 3. Hedonism: The Pursuit Of Pleasure -- Cyrenaic Hedonism -- Aristippus -- Theodorus -- Hegesias -- Epicureanism -- 4. Utilitarianism The Greatest Happiness Of The Greatest Number -- Bentham -- Carlyle -- Mill -- Sidgwick -- Hastings Rashdall -- G.e. Moore -- 5. Self-realizationism -- Plato -- Aristotle -- Thomas Hill Green -- Francis Herbert Bradley -- Brand Blanshard -- 6. Ethics Of Scholasticism And Neo-thomism -- St. Augustine -- St. Thomas Aquinas -- Jacques Maritain -- 7. Classical Intuitionism -- Cambridge Platonists -- Ralph Cudworth -- Richard Price -- Joseph Butler -- James Martineau -- Josiah Royce -- 8. Deontological Intuitionism -- Kantian Intuitionism -- H.a. Prichard -- W.d. Ross -- C.d. Broad -- A.c. Ewing -- 9. Ethical Naturalism -- Thomas Hobbes -- Moritz Schlick -- Ralph Barton Perry -- John Dewey -- 10. Evolutionary Naturalism -- Charles Darwin -- Herbert Spencer -- Friedrich Nietzsche -- Thomas Henry Huxley -- 11. Ethical Pessimism And Existentialism -- Arthur Schopenhauer -- Soren Kierkegaard -- Jean-paul Sartre -- 12. Phenomenological Value Theory -- Max Scheler -- Nicolai Hartmann -- 13. Philosophies Of Nonviolence -- Jesus -- Mohandas Gandhi -- Albert Schweitzer -- 14. Ethical Subjectivism And Relativity -- David Hume -- William Graham Sumner -- Edward Westermarck -- 15. Metaethics -- C.k. Ogden, I A. Richards -- Bertrand Russell -- A.j. Ayer -- Charles L. Stevenson --j.o. Urmson -- R.m. Hare -- P.h. Nowell-smith -- Stephen Toulmin. [by] William S. Sahakian. Includes Bibliographical References.