Well-Being and Morality: Essays in Honour of James Griffin

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New York: Clarendon Press (2000)
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An international line-up of fourteen distinguished philosophers present new essays on topics relating to well-being and morality, prominent themes in contemporary ethics and particularly in the work of James Griffin, White's Professor of Moral Philosophy at Oxford, in whose honour this volume has been produced. Professor Griffin offers a fascinating development of his own thinking on these topics in his replies to the essays.

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Incommensurable values.  (pages 21--38)John Broome
Objective human goods.  (pages 75--89)Andrew Moore
The central conflict: morality and self-interest.  (pages 209--238)Joseph Raz
Quality of well-being: Quality of being.  (pages 239--262)John Skorupski
An abortion argument and the threat of intransitivity.  (pages 336--56)Larry Temkin

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