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Springer, Dordrecht

1994

349 Pages

ISBN 978-90-481-4458-7

Vienna Circle Institute Yearbook
vol. 2

Norms, values, and society

Edited by

Herlinde Pauer Studer

Publication details

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-017-2454-8

Full citation:

Pauer Studer, H. (ed) (1994). Norms, values, and society, Springer, Dordrecht.

Table of Contents

Justice

Tugendhat Ernst

1-12

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The quest for happiness

Geier Manfred

13-21

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Empiricism and the norms of scientific knowledge

Nemeth Elisabeth

23-32

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The controversy about human rights

Tugendhat Ernst

33-41

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Some problems in the justification of moral rights

Leist Anton

43-55

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"Just are the social institutions that are best for their participants"

Pogge Thomas

57-72

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Gender and political equality

Moller Okin Susan

73-91

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Moral conduct under conditions of moral imperfection

Koller Peter

93-112

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Law and morality

La Torre Massimo

113-129

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(How) can law be legitimated?

Nagl Ludwig

131-142

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Contract law and the ethical neutrality of the state

Graf Georg

143-151

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Democracy and the problem of collective identity

Somek Alexander

153-172

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Two methods of doing bioethics

Birnbacher Dieter

173-185

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Applied ethics, applying ethics and the methods of ethics

Wolf Ursula

187-196

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Professional ethics "applies" nothing

Janik Allan

197-203

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Rationality and virtue

Foot Philippa

205-216

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Rationality and morality

Nida-Rümelin Julian

217-228

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Humboldt's argument against the welfare state

Hegselmann Rainer

229-243

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The possibility of sustaining trust

Baier Annette C.

245-259

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David Hume's criticism of traditional ethics

Streminger Gerhard

261-277

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Kant and social sentiments

Pauer-Studer Herlinde

279-288

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Editorial remarks

Stadler Friedrich

289-289

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Science and analysis of language

Carnap Rudolf

291-294

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The position of Einstein's theory of relativity in the evolution of science

Frank Philipp

295-300

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Semiotic, the socio-humanistic sciences, and the unity of science

Morris Charles

301-304

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The social roots of science

Zilsel Edgar

305-308

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Reviews

Haller Rudolf

309-322

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The positivism dispute revisited

Uebel Thomas

323-329

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Karl Menger's intellectual autobiography

Strnadl Christoph F.

330-335

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