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Treatise on Ethics (1684)
Springer Verlag (1993)
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Written seven years after publication of his Search after Truth, Malebranche's Treatise on Ethics develops a detailed, experimental science of ethics in two parts - the ethics of virtue and the ethics of duty.ISBN(s)
0792317637 9401050945
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