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Tulane Studies in Philosophy
Volume 6, 1957
Studies in Ethics
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Edward G. Ballard
Plato’s Movement from an Ethics of the Individual to a Science of Particulars
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Richard L. Barber
The Special Significance of the History of Moral Philosophy
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James K. Feibleman
Ethical Variations on a Theme by Rosmini-Serbati
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Carl H. Hamburg
Fromm’s “Scientific” Ethics of Human Nature
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Harold N. Lee
What Are So-Called Moral Judgments About?
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Louise Nisbet Roberts
Value as Comparison — A Critique
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Robert C. Whittemore
Does the Neo-Intuitionist Theory of Obligation Rest on a Mistake?
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