Calculating Ethics in the Fourteenth Century (Investigating Medieval Philosophy, 22)

Front Cover
‎Half-Title Page
‎Series Title Page
‎Title Page
‎Copyright Page
‎Contents
‎Preface
‎Figures
‎Notes on Contributors
‎Chapter 1. Calculatory Ethics (Michałowska and Lukács)
‎Chapter 2. Walter Burley on Moral Change (Gensler)
‎Chapter 3. Richard FitzRalph on Contradictory Appetites (Appetitus Contrarii) (Dunne)
‎Chapter 4. At the Intersections of Physics and Ethics (Michałowska)
‎Chapter 5. How Many Actions Does One Need to Generate Moral Virtue? (Buffon)
‎Chapter 6. Martyrs Who Do Not Die (Lukács)
‎Chapter 7. Does Robert Holcot’s Theory of Faith Transmission Prefigure Solomon Asch’s Conformity Experiment? (Bermon)
‎Chapter 8. Ethical Implications of a Metaphysical Structure (Nannini)
	‎Appendix: Edition of Question 5, Utrum necesse sit quod generaliter scientiae se excedant in perfectione secundum quod subiecta, from Peter Ceffons’s Lectura super quattuor libros Sententiarum
‎Chapter 9. The Measurement of Psychological Quality in the Fourteenth Century and Today (Kemp)
‎Index of Ancient, Medieval, and Renaissance Names
‎Subject Index
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