Good and Evil: A New Direction: A Forceful Attack on the Rationalistic Tradition in Ethics
Prometheus Books (1970)
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Michael Gelven (1998). This Side of Evil. Marquette University Press.
Hans Schwarz (1995/2001). Evil: A Historical and Theological Perspective. Academic Renewal Press.
Steven J. Jensen (2010). Good and Evil Actions: A Journey Through Saint Thomas Aquinas. Catholic University of America Press.
John F. Crosby (2001). Is All Evil Really Only Privation? Proceedings of the American Catholic Philosophical Association 75:197-209.
Richard Taylor (1970). Good and Evil: A New Direction. [New York]Macmillan.
Lars Fr H. Svendsen (2010). A Philosophy of Evil. Dalkey Archive Press.
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