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Chapter 1 Foreword by John Shosky Chapter 2 Author's Preface Chapter 3 Introduction Chapter 4 The First Commandment Chapter 5 From Chaos to Cosmos Chapter 6 Three Teachers Chapter 7 Synthesis Chapter 8 The Monk and the Philosopher Chapter 9 From Certainty to Doubt Chapter 10 From Doubt to Certainty Chapter 11 The Great Machine Chapter 12 Social Physics Chapter 13 Nature and Man Chapter 14 A Science of Man Chapter 15 Conquering Skepticism Chapter 16 The March of History Chapter 17 Dystopia Chapter 18 A Refuge from Choice Chapter 19 Conclusion Chapter 20 Notes; Bibliography; Index
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Vicki Miccoli
reviewed Tyranny Of Reason on December 02, 2013
Tyranny Of Reason
I have used this book and its companion volume for my intro to ethics courses. I would recommend the texts for instructors who want to make use of case-studies in applied ethics. However, I have to supplement the text insofar as primary source material is overlooked. Stuart Rachels has a pretty good suggested syllabus on his website.
Pros: good for applied ethics, intuitive presentation, appropriate for 100-level courses,
Cons: lack of primary source material, no meta-ethics, poor presentations of egoism and virtue ethics
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