The Intuitionist Ethics of W. D. Ross : Obligation, Intrinsic Value, and Moral Judgment (Hardcover)

Introduction??Part One:?Ross’s Comprehensive Theory of Obligation:?Metaethics, Moral Epistemology, and Standards of Duty? Chapter 1: Semantic, Conceptual, and Epistemological Preliminaries? Chapter 2: The Grounds and Scope of Moral Obligation? Chapter 3: The Determination of Final Obligation? Chapter 4: Self-Evidence and General Moral Knowledge? Chapter 5: The Metaphysics of Rossian Intuitionism? ?Chapter 6: The Scope and Limits of the Duty of Beneficence??Part Two:?Ross’s Theories of Value and Moral Creditworthiness??Chapter 7: The Concept of Intrinsic Goodness? Chapter 8: Ross’s Fourfold Taxonomy of the Intrinsically Good? Chapter 9: The Measurability of Intrinsic Goodness? Chapter 10: Moral Goodness, Moral Creditworthiness, and Virtue??Part Three: Challenges and Extensions??Chapter 11: The Comprehensiveness of Ross’s Axiological Resources? Chapter 12: ?Unifying Elements in Rossian Intuitionism? Conclusion