Philosophies of Life

A. J. Ayer action appetite Aristotle Aristotle's attitude Ayer become behavior believes Bentham categorical imperative cause choice Christian command concept conduct conscience consequently constitutes criterion death desire duty egoistic emotions emotivism Epictetus Epicurus ethical ethical subjectivism EUTHYDEMUS Evaluation evil existence fact fear feeling fundamental Further Reading G. E. Moore greatest happiness hedonism hedonist hence human Ibid Idem immoral implies inasmuch individual intellectual interest intrinsic Jesus John Stuart Mill judgments justice Kant Kantian live logical loyalty man's means ment Metaphysic Mill mind moral law moral value motive nature Nicomachean Ethics Nietzsche object obligation one's pain passions person philosophy pleasure practice principle psychological psychological hedonism rational reason regard right act sanction Schlick sentiments social society Socrates soul steal suffering summum bonum term theory things Thou shalt tion true truth universal unto Utilitarianism valid value theory vice W. D. Ross