Two Kinds of Values (Hardcover, 1)

Foreword by Karl R. Popper.? 1. Ethical and Non-Ethical Evaluation? 2. The Wide Scope of Non-Ethical Evaluation? 3. Description, Advice, and Exhortation? 4. Ethics and Moralism? 5. The Ethical Values of Kant? 6. The Ethical Values of Bentham? 7. The Ethical Values of G. E. Moore? 8. The Language of Morals? 9. Some Effects of the Moral Attitude.? Index of Names.

The Routledge Handbook of Philosophy and the Family (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction Teresa Baron??I.?FAMILY TIES??1. The family as a place of care Laura Wildemann Kane??2. Whose line(age) is it anyway? Family history, privacy, and genetic genealogy Teresa Baron and Michaela Nekardova??3. Conceptualizing fraternal relations for understanding religious kinship Mikaela Sundberg??4. Doing family differently: Inter-species kinship practices Nickie Charles??5. Family estrangement: When private battles meet public shaming Kylie Agllias??6. Bionormativity and imagining the family Emily Caddick Bourne and Craig Bourne??II.?INTIMATE RELATIONSHIPS??7. Intimacy outside the institutions: Polyamory and relationship anarchy Koshka Duff??8. Family migration schemes and polyamory Luara Ferracioli??9. Marriage and divorce Christopher Cowley??10. ‘Until money do us part’: Prenups and marital vows Kasim Khorasanee??11. Defining ‘domestic violence’ Macy Salzberger??12. Intimate partner violence in law and political philosophy Elizabeth Brake??III.?FAMILY, STATE AND JUSTICE??13. The family and criminal justice Evelyn Svingen??14. Families, food and poverty in a rich country? ?Rebecca O’Connell and Julia Brannen??15. Feminism, gender and the family Suki Finn??16. Family law and parental responsibility Sara Fovargue and Alex Mullock??17. Privacy, autonomy and the family: A theory of relational vulnerability Ellen Gordon-Bouvier??18. Sacrifice and the nuclear family Sophie Goddard??IV.??PRENTHOOD AND PROCREATION??19. Procreation in the face of environmental crises Kalle Grill??20. Driving a wedge between reproduction and biological parenthood Daniela Cutas and Anna Smajdor??21. What is assisted reproduction? ?Ji-Young Lee??22. Ethical issues of foster parenting ?Gottfried Schweiger??23. Aristotle, maternal partiality, and obligat...


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Talking Philosophy (Hardcover, 1)

Preface Acknowledgements 1. Saying Things 2. Meaning 3. Nonsense, Necessity, and Possibility 4. Interfering, Implying, Arguing, and ‘If’ 5. Investigating 6. Symbols; Basic Propositional Forms; Basic Argumental Forms 7. Of Isms, Ists, and Ologies 8. Arguing and Investigating Again 9. Doing 10. Relations Notes Bibliography Index

Reason and Common Sense (Hardcover, 1)

Preface by Sir Desmond MacCarthy Editors’ Note Part I: Philosophy Doubt 1. First Questions 2. Types of Philosophy 3. Knowledge, Reason, Common Sense 4. What We Want to Know 5. The Problem of Sense Perception 6. The Sense of Resistance 7. The World of Perception: Phenomenalism 8. The World of Thought: Idealism 9. The World of the Self: Subjectivism 10. The World of the Moment: Immediacy 11. Philosophic Doubt Part II: ?Mind and Matter 12. The Place of Mind in the Material World 13. Soul and Body 14. Unconscious Mind 15. Behaviourism 16. Instrumentalism 17. Mechanism and Vitalism Part III: ?Reason and Common Sense 18. Belief in Other Minds 19. Belief in the Self 20. Belief in the Material World 21. Modes of Knowledge 22. The World of Propositions 23. Truth: Its Test and Its Meaning 24. Problems of a Realist Theory of Knowledge 25. Propositions, Experience, and Reality 26. Conditions of Metaphysical Belief 27. Some Questions of Ethics 28. Ethics and Metaphysics General Index

A Philosophy of Potentiality (Hardcover, 1)

Author's Note Part I: A Philosophy of Potentiality 1. The Concept of Original Causality 2. The Immediate Existentiality of Thought 3. Hypothesis of an Omnipresent Virtuality- Actuality Part II: ?Philosophy and Art Criticism Part III: Reflections on D.H. Lawrence's Insight into the Concept of Potentiality Notes to Part III

The Philosophy of Citizenship (Hardcover, 1)

1.? ?Introductory 2. What is Civilisation? 3. The Content of Civics 4. The Fundamentals of Citizenship 5. Social Ideas 6. Spheres of Reorganisation Bibliography

History of Russian Philosophy (Hardcover, 1)

1.??Russian Philosophy in the Eighteenth Century and in the First Part of the Nineteenth Century 2. ?Slavophils 3. Westernizers 4. Russian Materialists in the Sixties- Nihilism 5. Russian Positivists 6. Degeneration of Slavophilism 7. Precursors of Vladimir Soloviev 8. Vladimir S. Soloviev 9. Epistemology, Logic and Metaphysics in the Last Quarter of the Nineteenth Century 10. Princes S. and E. Trubetskoy 11. The Russian Personalists 12. The Russian Neo-Kantians 13. ?The Changing Mentality of Russian Intellectuals in the Beginning of the Twentieth Century 14. Father Pavel Florensky 15. Father Sergius Bulgakov 16. N. Berdyaev 17. The Intuitivists 18. L. Karsavin 19. Studies in Logic 20. Transcendental Logical Idealism in Russia and its Critic, V. Ern 21. Scientist- Philosophers 22. Jurist- Philosophers 23. Philosophical Ideas of Poet-Symbolists 24. Dialectical Materialism in the U.S.S.R. 35. The Influence of E. Mach and R Avenarius on Marxists 26. Recent Developments in Russian Philosophy 27. Characteristic Features of Russian Philosophy Index

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An Introduction to the Philosophy of Science (Hardcover, 1)

Acknowledgements Preface Introduction 1. Science and Philosophy 2. Language and Science 3. Concepts, Description, and Explanation 4. Laws, Induction, and Generalizations 5. Probability 6. Explanation, Prediction, and Scientific Change 7. Science and Physical Reality Bibliography Index

Instituting Power (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction.??PART I ? MACHIAVELLI’S TUMULTUOUS REPUBLIC??1. The Place of Rome in Machiavelli’s Thought??2. Nature and Artifact??3. Foundation, Freedom, and Necessity??4. Rome, Tumultuous City??5. Republican Institutions??6. The “Faces” of the People??7. Memory and Conflict??PART II?SPINOZA AND THE POWER OF THE MULTITUDE??8. Right of Nature and Common Right??9. The Natural Formation of Political Society??10. The Multitude??11. The General Sense of Institutions??12. Institutional Configurations??13. The State Between History and Eternity.??Conclusion

Ubuntu and Responsible Leadership (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction??1. Ubuntu?Human Dignity, The Good Life, and Collective Obligation? 2. Ubuntu and Responsibility? 3. Ubuntu and Leadership: A Vision of Responsible Leadership? 4. Ubuntu Ethics and Responsible Management: PRME, the Triple Context, and Responsible Leadership? 5. Ubuntu Responsible Leadership and the Sustainable Development Goals? 6. Conclusion

Genealogy and Moral Progress (Hardcover, 1)

1. Introduction? 2. Moral Progress and Moral Progress Judgment? 3. An Epistemological Critique of Contemporary Theories of Moral Progress? 4. Moral Progress and Grand Narrative Genealogy? 5. The Method of Moral Genealogy? 6. Epistemological Genealogy, Pragmatic Genealogy, and Epistemic Vindication? 7.?Taking Stocks? 8.?Conceptual Frameworks? 9.?Narratives from Different Perspectives? 10.?Modes of Persuasion? 11.?Concluding Thoughts: A Tribute to Max Weber’s Lectures on Science and Politics as Vocations

Deconstructing the Body in Antiquity and Modernity (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction: Multiple Bodies? Perspectives and Paradoxes - Georgia Petridou and Esther Eidinow;?Part I. Fragmentation and Fusion;?1. The Body Demonic, The Body Cosmic - Nicola Denzey Lewis; 2. Mythologising the “Other” Kidney: Compromised Bodies, People, and Settings - Ciara Kierans and Sean Columb; 3. Fragmented Bodies, Fragmented Stories: Martyrs’ Relics as Sources of Narratives in Post-Roman Hispania - Anton Alvar Nuno; 4. Imagined Bodies: The Role of Unrealized Events in The Narrative Construction of The Post-Amputation Body - Emily Heavey;?Part II. Foci, Frontiers, Trans-Formations;?5. Can Amulets be Queer? A Neutral Look at Graeco-Roman Erotic and Healing Amulets - Irene Salvo; 6. What the Face Reveals: The Experience of Pain - Simon van Rysewyk; 7. Medical Interpreting: Old Practice New Metaphors - Teodora Manea; 8. The Ritual Body in Crisis: Aelius Aristides’ Body and the Antonine Plague - Georgia Petridou; 9. Roman Unusual Burials and the Materiality of the Corpse: Personhood, Bodily Transformation, and the Self - Rafael S. Barroso-Romero; 10. Reflection on Seven Pieces - Fred Jones; Epilogue - Lennard Davis.

The Crown, the Sages and Supreme Morality (Paperback, 1)

Acknowledgements Preface 1. The Chaotic World 2. Hiroike’s Science of Morals 3. The Chinese and Shintoist Roots of Hiroike’s Thought 4. Supreme Morality and the Western Outlook 5. Supreme Morality and Religion 6. Civilization and the Rise of Britain 7. The Essence of Monarchy 8. Money, Land and Class- Some Utopian Ideas 9. Dangers to the British Constitution 10. What Needs to be Done? 11. The Coming Integration 12. Supreme Morality in Britain- and Beyond Bibliography Index

The Freedom of Necessity (Paperback, 1)

Preface 1. Man and the World 2. The Relevance of Science 3. Science and the Humanities 4. Science and the Arts 5. Organisation of Science 6. Science in Economics and Politics 7. The Atomic Age 8. Marxist Studies Index

In Defence of Reason (Paperback, 1)

1. Fashion and Philosophy? 2. Kant’s Analysis of Experience? 3. The Key to Kant’s Deduction of the Categories? 4. Is the Transcendental Deduction a Patchwork?? 5. ‘Kant’s So-called Copernican Revolution’? 6. Self-Identity? 7. Can Reason be Practical?? 8. Kant’s Idea of the Good? 9. The Alleged Independence of Goodness? 10. The Emotive Theory of Ethics? 11. Existentialism as an Attitude to Life? 12. Justice Among Nations? 13. Kant’s Views on International Law? 14. Plato’s Theory of EIKAEIA

A Code of Ethics for Social Work (Paperback, 1)

Introduction David Watson 1. What’s the Point of a A Code of Ethics for Social Work? David Watson 2. Social Work: What Kind of Profession? Ruth Wilkes 3. Personal and Professional Values ? Marriage or Divorce? Neil Leighton 4. Responsibility in Social Work Gavin Fairbairn 5. The Code of Ethics, The Social Work Manager and the Organisation Malcolm Payne 6. Social Work, Professional Social Workers and the Code of Ethics Huw Richards 7. The Ethics of Residential Social Work John R. Hudson 8. A Doctor Looks at A Code of Ethics for Social Work Joan K. Sutherland

Caring for Strangers (Paperback, 1)

Part 1: Social Policy and Moral Identity 1. Introduction 2. Social Policy and Economic Policy 3. Social Policy and Moral Obligations 4. Moral Obligations to Strangers 5. Economic Policy and Alienation 6. Social Policy and Integration Part 2: Discriminating Between Strangers 7. Introduction 8. Positive Discrimination and Social Justice 9. Discrimination and Social Control 10. Welfare and Human Rights Part 3: Social Welfare and Social Control 11. Introduction 12. Freedom from Welfare 13. Ethics and Behaviour Modification 14. The Idea of Childhood.

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Contradictions of Freedom (Paperback, 1)

Introduction: Sense of Freedom?1.? Autonomy under Oppression 2. Conformity as Freedom 3. Resistance through Conformity 4. Evils of Responsibility

Contradictions of Freedom (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction: Sense of Freedom?1.? Autonomy under Oppression 2. Conformity as Freedom 3. Resistance through Conformity 4. Evils of Responsibility

A-Z of Embodied Cognition (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction.?A. Activity and passivity. Adaptivity. Aesthetic experience. Affectivity. Affordances. Agency. Artificial intelligence. Atmospheres. Autonomy. Autopoiesis. B. Basal cognition. Behavior settings. Behaviorism. Bodies. Body image. Body ownership. Body schema. Brain in a vat. Brain. C. Cognitive ethnography. Computation. Concepts. Constraints. Coordination dynamics. Coupling. D. Direct perception. Direct social perception. Dreaming. Dynamical systems. Dynamical systems methods. E. Ecological psychology. Embeddedness. Embodied functionalism. Emergence. Enactive approach. Environment. Extended functionalism. G. Gender and sexuality. H. Habits. I. Imagination. Incorporation. Information. Intercorporeality. Interoception. Intersubjectivity. K. Kinesthesia. Knowing-how and knowing-that. L. Language. Leib/Korper distinction. Life?mind continuity. Lived experience. M. Material engagement theory. Mathematics. Memory. Mereological fallacies. Minimal cognition. Mirror neurons. Mobile neuroscience. Motor intentionality. Multiple realizability. N. Normativity. O. Operational closure. P. Participatory sense-making. Perception?action loops. Phantom limbs. Phenomenological methods. Plasticity. Precariousness. Prenatal embodiment. R. Radical sensorimotor adaptation. Robotics. S. Sense of agency. Sense-making. Sensorimotor approach. Sensorimotor development. Sensory substitution. Situated cognition. Skills and expertise. Social interaction. Soft assembly. Somatic symptom disorders. Spatiality. Structural coupling. Synergies. T. Tensegrity. Thinking and rationality. Time consciousness. U. Umwelt. V. Viability. Vitality forms. W. World-involvement. Z. Zero-point (Nullpunkt).

A-Z of Embodied Cognition (Paperback, 1)

Introduction.?A. Activity and passivity. Adaptivity. Aesthetic experience. Affectivity. Affordances. Agency. Artificial intelligence. Atmospheres. Autonomy. Autopoiesis. B. Basal cognition. Behavior settings. Behaviorism. Bodies. Body image. Body ownership. Body schema. Brain in a vat. Brain. C. Cognitive ethnography. Computation. Concepts. Constraints. Coordination dynamics. Coupling. D. Direct perception. Direct social perception. Dreaming. Dynamical systems. Dynamical systems methods. E. Ecological psychology. Embeddedness. Embodied functionalism. Emergence. Enactive approach. Environment. Extended functionalism. G. Gender and sexuality. H. Habits. I. Imagination. Incorporation. Information. Intercorporeality. Interoception. Intersubjectivity. K. Kinesthesia. Knowing-how and knowing-that. L. Language. Leib/Korper distinction. Life?mind continuity. Lived experience. M. Material engagement theory. Mathematics. Memory. Mereological fallacies. Minimal cognition. Mirror neurons. Mobile neuroscience. Motor intentionality. Multiple realizability. N. Normativity. O. Operational closure. P. Participatory sense-making. Perception?action loops. Phantom limbs. Phenomenological methods. Plasticity. Precariousness. Prenatal embodiment. R. Radical sensorimotor adaptation. Robotics. S. Sense of agency. Sense-making. Sensorimotor approach. Sensorimotor development. Sensory substitution. Situated cognition. Skills and expertise. Social interaction. Soft assembly. Somatic symptom disorders. Spatiality. Structural coupling. Synergies. T. Tensegrity. Thinking and rationality. Time consciousness. U. Umwelt. V. Viability. Vitality forms. W. World-involvement. Z. Zero-point (Nullpunkt).