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The good life and the human good

Ellen Frankel Paul, Fred D. Miller, Jeffrey Paul

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The good life and the good lives of others Good lives: Prolegomena The human good and the ambitions of consequentialism Virtue as loving the good The limits of well-being On there being some limits to morality Moral theory and legal thought Rationality and the human good The advantages of ethical diversity Two theories of the good On some ways in which a thing can be good.

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Key concepts: The good life, Consequentialism, Rationality, Morality, Form of the Good, Virtue, Environmental ethics, Human life