The Handbook of Western Philosophy

A.J. Ayer accept action actually analysis argued argument Aristotle Aristotle's behaviour belief body called Cambridge University Press Categorical Imperative causal cause chapter claim concept concerned critical Descartes discussion distinction emotivism ethics example existence experience explain fact false freedom function G.E. Moore H.L.A. Hart Hare Hegel human Hume Ibid idea identity individual involves J.L. Austin justified Kant kind knowledge language Leibniz logical London mathematical matter meaning mental meta-ethics metaphysics Mill mind moral judgements moral philosophy nature normative ethics notion object Oxford University Press P.F. Strawson particular person philosophers physical Plato political Popper possible principle problem proposition psychological punishment question R.M. Hare rational realise reason reference relation Russell scientific seems sense sentence social society someone sort statements substance suppose teleological theory things thought tion true truth truth theory understanding utilitarianism Wittgenstein word