Chapter 11 Self-Respect, Positive Power, and Stoic Pragmatism: Rawls, Dewey, and Lachs on Justice and Happiness

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John Lachs's Practical Philosophy

Critical Essays on His Thought with Replies and Bibliography

Series:  Value Inquiry Book Series Online, Volume: 315, Value Inquiry Book Series, Volume: 315, and Central European Value Studies, Volume: 315
Cover John Lachs's Practical Philosophy
E-Book ISBN:
9789004367647
Publisher:
Brill
Print Publication Date:
02 Jul 2018
Front Matter
Part 1 The Practice of Philosophizing
Chapter 2 Thinking in the World: Expanding the Practical Uses of Philosophy
Chapter 3 Practical Posthumanism in the Philosophy of John Lachs
Chapter 4 John Lachs’s Relativism in Philosophical Education as Seen from a Practical Perspective
Chapter 5 John Lachs, Meaningful Effort, and the Broken World
Part 2 Philosophical Relationships
Chapter 7 Lachs vs. Santayana
Chapter 8 The Unadulterated Joy and the Pressure of Obligations in John Lachs’s Philosophy
Part 3 Stoic Pragmatism
Chapter 10 Toward an Ontology for Stoic Pragmatism
Chapter 12 ‘Raisins in the Bread of Life’: On the Practical Joys of Lachs’s Stoic Pragmatism
Part 4 Anthropology, Social Ethics, and Bioethics
Chapter 14 Are Acts of Institutions Really Fully Analyzable into the Constituent Actions of Human Beings?
Chapter 15 Mediation and Its Discontents
Chapter 16 Facing Death: Preparing for Dying as a Social Process
Chapter 17 John Lachs on Happiness and Individuality
Part 5 Addendum
Chapter 19 Death and Self-Importance
Back Matter

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