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Part I. Alien Altruism:
1. Explanations for altruism;
2. Evidence of altruism;
3. The elusiveness of altruism;
Part II. Ideal Altruism:
4. Contract altruism;
5. Constructed altruism;
6. Collegial altruism;
Part III: Real Altruism;
7. Acute altruism: Agape;
8. Absolute altruism;
9. Actual altruism.
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Rich Boi
reviewed Altruism and Christian Ethics on March 31, 2013
Altruism and Christian Ethics
Definitely some interesting perspectives from Descartes, Hume, Wordsworth, Sartre, Wittgenstein and others on the philosophical evolution of thinking about imagination and what it is. I'll definitely have to take some time processing this, but Mary Warnock does a good job of presenting these thinkers in a coherent way. I have to assume that her reading is accurate since I am not a professional philosopher who is well versed in the writings of these philosophers, but I really appreciated her compilation and commentary on their thoughts.
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