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1. Alienation and liberation: Evil and redemption in the thought of Sartre and Marcuse

   C. Struyker Boudier in Man and World

   Article 01 May 1973

2. A Systematic Account of Civilization and its Ethical Criteria

   Civilized man, as all organisms irrespective of level of evolution, is capable of explanation in terms of essential function. We shall attempt to...

   Ervin Laszlo in Essential Society

   Chapter 1963
   

3. The Radical Consequences of Freewill

   Contrary to what so many philosophers believe, we urge that freewill is not subject to gradations. If we have it, we have it complete and entire....

   William H. Davis in The Freewill Question

   Chapter 1971
   

4. The contours of responsibility: A new model

   Harold Moore, Robert Neville, William Sullivan in Man and World

   Article 01 November 1972

5. History and the Absolute

   History is human Fact spread out in time. The first series of these lectures had to do with the meaning of Fact, enquiring whether Fact, while...

   William Ernest Hocking in Philosophy, Religion, and the Coming World Civilization

   Chapter 1966
   

6. Non-Cognitivist Meta-Ethical Theories

   In this chapter it is proposed to consider the more important of the recently advanced meta-ethical theories which seek to explain the function of...

   H. J. McCloskey in Meta-Ethics and Normative Ethics

   Chapter 1969
   

7. Non-Cognitivist Meta-Ethical Theories

   In this chapter it is proposed to consider the more important of the recently advanced meta-ethical theories which seek to explain the function of...

   H. J. McCloskey in Meta-Ethics and Normative Ethics

   Chapter 1969