Morality and Self-Interest
Paul Bloomfield
Table of Contents
Introduction
1. The Trouble with Justice, Christopher Morris, University of Maryland
2. Neitzche on Selfishness, Justice, and the Duties of Higher Men, Mathias Risse, Harvard University
3. Morality, Schmorality, Richard Joyce, Australia National University
4. Because It's Right, David Schmitz, University of Arizona
5. The Value of Inviolability, Thomas Nagel, New York University
6. Potential Congruence, Samuel Scheffler, Berkeley College
7. Too Much Morality, Stephen Finlay, University of Southern California
8. Scotus and the Possibility of Moral Motivation, Terence Irwin, Cornell University
9. Butler on Virtue, Self Interest, and Human Nature, Ralph Wedgwood, Oxford University
10. Virtue Ethics and the Charge of Egoism, Julia Annas, University of Arizona
11. Morality, Self, and Others, W.D. Falk, formerly UNC Chapel Hill
12. Why It's Bad to be Bad, Paul Bloomfield, University of Connecticut
13. Classical and Sour Forms of Virtue, Joel Kupperman, University of Connecticut
14. Shame and Guilt: Self Interest and Morality, Michael Stocker, Syracuse University
Biblography