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Introduction by Edward Regis Jr.
1. The Subjective Normative Structure of Agency E. M. Adams
2. Gewirth's Ethical Monism Marcus G. Singer
3. The Roots of Moral Reason Renford Bambrough
4. Do Agents Have to be Moralists?
R. M. Hare
5. Against Ethical Rationalism Kai Nielson
6. Rights and Conflicts D. D. Raphael
7. Negative and Positive Rights in Gewirth's Reason and Morality
Jan Narveson
8. The "Is-Ought' Problem Resolved?
W. D. Hudson
9. Public Pursuit and Private Escape: The Persistence of Egoism Jesse Kalin
10. Deontologism, Negative Causation, and the Duty to Rescue Eric Mack
11. Gewirth and the Supportive State Douglas J. Den Uyl and Tibor R. Machan
12. Are Marginal Agents 'Our Recipients'?
James F. Hill
13. Replies to My Critics Alan Gewirth Published Writings by Alan Gewirth Index
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Evert Simon
reviewed Gewirth's ethical rationalism on July 28, 2013
Gewirth's ethical rationalism
Fabulous and readable little bit of philosophy. Highly recommend it to anybody.
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