ABSTRACT
Originally published in 1921, this book makes philosophical ethics accessible to the non-philosopher and applies them to problems of everyday life. The author maintains that morality is the rationalization of the impulse to blame and emphases the importance of impulses. He illustrates how modern society conspires to suppress impulses and restrict their operation.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
part I|94 pages
Philosophical or Traditional Ethics
part II|110 pages
Empirical or Common-Sense Ethics