SELF-INTEREST AND MORAL PHILOSOPHY: A REPLY TO SOME IMPLICATIONS OF JEROME MORAN'S 'ARISTOTLE ON EUDAIMONIA ("HAPPINESS")'. Issue 52 (4th June 2019)

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Title:: SELF-INTEREST AND MORAL PHILOSOPHY: A REPLY TO SOME IMPLICATIONS OF JEROME MORAN'S 'ARISTOTLE ON EUDAIMONIA ("HAPPINESS")'. Issue 52 (4th June 2019)
Main Title:: SELF-INTEREST AND MORAL PHILOSOPHY: A REPLY TO SOME IMPLICATIONS OF JEROME MORAN'S 'ARISTOTLE ON EUDAIMONIA ("HAPPINESS")'
Authors:: Miles, Tim
Abstract:: Abstract : Moran argues that the ancient Greek philosophers did not really do moral philosophy because they conflated self-regard with other-regard. I argue that on the contrary questions of what is in a person's own interest are moral questions and that self-interest should play a part in moral philosophy.
Is Part Of:: Think. Volume 18:Issue 52(2019)
Journal:: Think
Issue:: Volume 18:Issue 52(2019)
Issue Display:: Volume 18, Issue 52 (2019)
Year:: 2019
Volume:: 18
Issue:: 52
Issue Sort Value:: 2019-0018-0052-0000
Page Start:: 87
Page End:: 90
Publication Date:: 2019-06-04
Subjects:: Philosophy -- Periodicals
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Journal URLs:: http://journals.cambridge.org/action/displayJournal?jid=THI ↗
DOI:: 10.1017/S1477175619000071 ↗
Languages:: English
ISSNs:: 1477-1756
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