Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Preface xv
4. Introduction 1
5. PART I: PRELIMINARIES
6. 1 Discernment and Self-Appropriation 11
7. 2 Objectivity and Factual Knowing: Lonergan’s Three Questions 37
8. 3 Self-Appropriation, Part I: Self-Affirmation of Cognitional Structure 74
9. PART II: WHAT ARE WE DOING WHEN WE ARE BEING ETHICAL?
10. 4 The Structure of Ethical Intentionality: Three More Questions 93
11. 5 Kinds of Feelings 118
12. 6 Feelings as Intentional Responses and Horizons of Feelings 136
13. 7 Feelings and Value Reflection 169
14. PART III: WHY IS DOING THAT BEING ETHICAL?
15. 8 Horizons of Feelings, Conversion, and Objectivity 205
16. 9 Judgments of Comparative Value and the Scale of Value Preference 241
17. 10 Self-Appropriation Part II: Why Is Doing That Being Ethical? 285
18. PART IV: WHAT IS BROUGHT ABOUT BY DOING THAT?
19. 11 The Human Good Described 307
20. 12 The Human Good: Explanatory Foundations 331
21. 13 The Notion and the Ontology of the Good 358
22. 14 Explanatory Genera and the Objective Scale of Values: A Preliminary Grounding 387
23. PART V: METHOD IN ETHICS
24. 15 Method in Ethics I: Preliminaries 411
25. 16 Method in Ethics II: Dialectic and Foundations 432
26. Notes 449
27. Index 489