TRANSCRIBER'S NOTE:
Inconsistencies in hyphenation and punctuation have not been corrected.A list of other corrections can be found at the endof the document. The Table of Contents is left as in the original and doesnot list all of the subsections.
For we are not children of the bond-woman, but ofthe free.
E pur se muove.
OUTLINES
OF A
CRITICAL THEORY OF ETHICS
BY
JOHN DEWEY
Professor of Philosophy in the University of Michigan
ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN
REGISTER PUBLISHING COMPANY
The Inland Press
1891.
Copyright, 1891. Register Publishing Co., Ann Arbor, Mich.
| Introduction | 1-12 |
| PART I.—FUNDAMENTAL ETHICAL NOTIONS. | |
| Chapter I.—The Good | 13-138 |
| Hedonism | 14 |
| Utilitarianism | 52 |
| Evolutionary Utilitarianism | 67 |
| Kantianism | 78 |
| Problem and Solution | 95 |
| Realization of Individuality | 97 |
| Ethical Postulate | 127 |
| Chapter II.—The Idea of Obligation | 139-158 |
| Bain's Theory | 140 |
| Spencer's Theory | 142 |
| Kant's Theory | 147 |
| Its Real Nature | 152 |
| Chapter III.—The Idea of Freedom | 158-166 |
| Negative Freedom | 158 |
| Potential Freedom | 159 |
| Positive Freedom | 164 |
| PART II.—THE ETHICAL WORLD. | |
| Social Relations | 167 |
| Moral Institutions | 169[vi] |
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