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Russell on Ethics; selections from the writings of B. Russell.  Ed. by 
　　　Charles Pigden.
　　　London, Routledge, 1999.  xiv, 257 p.  *Paper ed.

　Contents:
　　Preface and acknowledgements.　Introduction.
　　Pt 1: A moralist in the making: the pre-Principia writings.
　　　1 Greek exercises　 2 On the foundations of ethics　 3 The relation of
　　　what ought to be to what is, has been or will be　 4 The relation of rule
　　　and end　　5 On the definition of virtue　　6 The ethical bearings of 
　　　phychology　　7 Ethical axioms　 8 Cleopatra or Maggie Tulliver?　 9 Are
　　　all desires equally moral?　 10 Is ethics a branch of empirical psychology
　　　11 See Madam? Nay it is　 12 Was the world good before the sixth day?
　　Pt 2: Meta-ethics
　　　13 The meaning of good　 14 On scientific method in philosophy　15 War and
　　　non-resistence; a rejoinder to Professor Perry　 16 Controversy with 'North
　　　Staffs'　 17 Is there an absolute good?　 18 What I believe　 19 Science
　　　and ethics　 20 Reply to criticisms　 21 A compromise solution?　 22 Last
　　　perplexities
　　Pt 3: Reasons and passions
　　　23 Reason: the slave of the passions
　　Pt 4: The function of morality
　　　24 The development of morals　 25 What is morality?　 Interlude 1: a new
　　　morality versus no morality　 26 A Russian communist philosopher　 27 Power
　　　and moral codes
　　Pt 5 Contemplation and the good life
　　　Interlude 2: Spinoza and the ethic of impersonal self-enlargement
　　　28 The good of the intellect　 29 On the ethical importance of scientific
　　　realism　 30 The Spinozistic outlook
　　Bibliography
　　Index