The Nature of Goodness

s in general-a conception so thin and empty that it is equally applicable to things and person

he fulfillment of function in

active and differing parts that in it each p

ect employs an already constituted whol

hes that and that only which

e largely contributory to

ne more fully expr

l hereafter be explained and employed. A good act is the expression of selfhood as service. By an i

MISCONCEPTIO

er and Progress, bk.

hical Theory, vol. ii.

thics, ch. v. Section 1

ory of Mora

es of Ethics,

iples of Ethics