Methods of Ethics

Brief Contents
Book I
CH. I: Introduction; CH. II Ethics and Politics; CH. III Ethical Judgments; CH. IV Pleasure and Desire; CH. V Free Will; CH. VI Ethical Principles and Methods; CH. VII Egoism and Self-Love; CH. VIII Intuitionism; CH. IX Good.

Book II EGOISM
CH. I The Principle and Method of Egoism; CH. II Empirical Hedonism; CH. III Empirical Hedonism (Continued); CH. IV Objective Hedonism and Common Sense; H. V Happiness and Duty; CH. VI Deductive Hedonism.

Book III INTUITIONISM
CH. I: Intuitionism; CH. II Virtue and Duty; CH. III The Intellectual Virtues; CH. IV Benevolence; CH. V Justice; CH. VI Laws and Promises; CH. VII Classification of Duties. Truth; CH. VIII Other Social Duties and Virtues; CH. IX Self-Regarding Virtues; CH. X Courage, Humility, Etc; CH. XI Review of the Morality of Common Sense; CH. XII Motives Or Springs of Action as Subjects of Moral Judgment; CH. XIII Philosophical Intuitionism; CH. XIV Ultimate Good.

Book IV
CH. I The Meaning of Utilitarianism; CH. II The Proof of Utilitarianism; CH. III The Relation of Utilitarianism to the Morality of Common Sense; CH. IV The Method of Utilitarianism; CH. V The Method of Utilitarianism (Continued);
Concluding Chapter. The Mutual Relations of the Three Methods.