second year course outlines 2012-2013 - School of Social Sciences ...

McDowell J. (1979) ‘Virtue and Reason’ Monist Vol. 62, pp. 331–50. Also in Mind, Value and
Reality Cambridge, Mass.: HUP (a collection of McDowell’s papers).
* Annas J. (2006) ‘Virtue Ethics’ D. Copp (ed.) Oxford Handbook of Ethical Theory Oxford:
OUP
Driver J. (1996) ‘The Virtues and Human Nature’ in R. Crisp (ed.) How Should One Live?
Oxford: Clarendon Press.
* Hursthouse R. (2006) ‘Are Virtues the Proper Starting Point for Morality?’, and Driver J.
(2006)
‘Virtue Theory’, both in J. Drier (ed.) Contemporary Debates in Moral Theory Oxford:
Blackwell.
* Hursthouse R. (1996) ‘Normative Virtue Ethics’ in R. Crisp (ed.) How Should One Live?
Oxford: Clarendon Press. Also in S. Darwall (ed.) (2003) Virtue Ethics Oxford:
Blackwell.
Hursthouse R. (1999) On Virtue Ethics Oxford: OUP.
Slote M. (1995) ‘Agent-Based Virtue Ethics’ Midwest Studies in Philosophy Vol. 20. Also in S.
Darwall (ed.) (2003) Virtue Ethics Oxford: Blackwell, and in various other collections
too.
! Watson G. (1990) ‘On the Primacy of Character’, in A. O. Rorty et al (eds.) Identity,
Character and Morality Cambridge, Mass: MIT Press. Also in D. Statman (ed.) (1997)
Virtue Ethics Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press. Also in S. Darwall (ed.) (2003) Virtue
Ethics Oxford: Blackwell.
Pincoffs E. (1971) ‘Quandary Ethics’ Mind Vol. 80 pp. 552-71. Also in Rachels J. (ed.)
Ethical
Theory 2: Theories about How We Should Live Oxford: OUP (and in the doublevolume
edition called simply Ethical Theory).
Trianosky G. (1986) ‘Supererogation, Wrongdoing, and Vice’ Journal of Philosophy Vol. 83.
Also in
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