International Journal of Ethics, Volume 16

action Agnosticism argument Aristotle believe CARDIFF character Christian Church civilization common conception conduct consciousness coöperation corporal punishment Democracy desire doctrine Doukhobors economic Ernst Abbe essential ethical evolution existence experience fact feeling Hague Happiness HEDONIST PARADOX human idea ideal individual industrial influence instinct intellectual interest Jahweh Kant knowledge Kurino labor less living logical London means ment mental metaphysical method mind modern moral nation nature object OXFORD UNION SOCIETY penal law philosophy Plato pleasure point of view political position possible practical present Principia Ethica principles problem Professor question race reality realize reason recognized regard relation religion religious seems sense Sir Oliver Lodge social society Socrates soul spirit suicide teachers teaching teleological teleological argument theory things thought tion true truth virtue whole XVI-No