Humanistic Ethics

absolute actually ambition anticipatory interests Aristotle axiological basic biological biologically inherited caused chapter choice citizens conflict consciousness criminal cultural cultural evolution deeply satisfactory degree desire determinism duty egoistic hedonism element Epicurean Epicurus ethical relativism ethics evil evolution exist experience fact feeling of satisfaction feeling-tone formal principle freedom future happiness harmony Hazel E hedonic individual relativism heredity human important injure intrinsic value laws live logical long run lower animals major interests man's highest means mind moral responsibility Moreover natural causation normal objective obligation one's ordinary ordinary love organism parents partly personality Pickwickian Plato point of view prefer present primary value probably punishment quantity rational reason religion romantic love satisfied selfish sense slavish social society sometimes soul spiritual supposed supreme teleology theory things tion traditional true truth ultimate unity universe University of Toledo usually Utilitarianism value theory voluntarily voluntary