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    The intelligible universe: a cosmological argument.Hugo Anthony Meynell - 1982 - Totowa, N.J.: Barnes & Noble.
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    Person and God.George F. Mclean & Hugo Anthony Meynell - 1988 - University Press of Amer.
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    Person And Society.George F. McLean & Hugo Anthony Meynell (eds.) - 1988 - Lanham: University Press Of America.
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    Freud, Marx, and morals.Hugo Anthony Meynell - 1981 - Totowa, N.J.: Barnes & Noble.
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    God and the world: the coherence of Christian theism.Hugo Anthony Meynell - 1971 - London,: S.P.C.K..
    TO BE A THEIST, THE AUTHOR ARGUES, IS TO CONSTRUE THE WORLD AS A WHOLE ON THE MODEL OF A RATIONAL AGENT’S ACTIVITIES. CHRISTIAN THEISM IS CHARACTERISED BY PARTICULAR CLAIMS AS TO MATTERS OF FACT: GOD IS (A) THAT WHICH IS SAID TO MAKE ALL THINGS, (B) THE OBJECT OF RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE, (C) THAT WHICH WILL ULTIMATELY BRING ABOUT A STATE OF JUSTICE, (D) THAT WHICH BROUGHT IT ABOUT THAT JESUS LIVED, DIED AND ROSE FROM THE DEAD. MEYNELL CONTENDS THAT (...)
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    The Detenuring of an Eminent Professor: A Personal Story.Hugo Anthony Meynell - 2008 - The Edwin Mellen Press.
    An English eccentric and an agitated dean -- Mr. McGregor's garden -- I banish you -- Vultures and ostriches -- Post mortem.
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    The Nature of Aesthetic Value.Hugo Anthony Meynell - 1986 - State University of New York Press.
    The Nature of Aesthetic Value proposes that aesthetic goodness, the property in virtue of which works of art are valuable, is a matter of their capacity in appropriate circumstances to give satisfaction. It inquires into the nature of this satisfaction, arguing that it consists of the extension and clarification of consciousness. This provides a basis for treatment of the ancient problem of the relation between cultivation of the arts and the pursuit and maintenance of the true and the good. The (...)
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    Why happiness includes fairness: an essay in soft utilitarian ethics.Hugo Anthony Meynell - 2013 - Lewiston: The Edwin Mellen Press. Edited by Ernest McCullough.
    Focusing on the Aristotelian framework, the author defends 'Soft Utilitarianism' as combining the principle of happiness with the principle of fairness, being careful to note that these two features of a proper ethical theory cannot be reduced one to the other in the decision making process.
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