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l. Green, who is much influenced by him, takes, as the rational end of conduct, a "satisfaction on the whole," which
1 Chapter 1 IS THERE AN ACCEPTED CONTENT 2 Chapter 2 THE CODES OF COMMUNITIES3 Chapter 3 THE CODES OF THE MORALISTS4 Chapter 4 ETHICAL METHOD5 Chapter 5 THE MATERIALS OF ETHICS6 Chapter 6 THE AIM OF ETHICS AS SCIENCE7 Chapter 7 MAN'S NATURE8 Chapter 8 MAN'S MATERIAL ENVIRONMENT9 Chapter 9 MAN'S SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT10 Chapter 10 IMPULSE, DESIRE, AND WILL11 Chapter 11 THE PERMANENT WILL12 Chapter 12 THE OBJECT IN DESIRE AND WILL13 Chapter 13 INTENTION AND MOTIVE14 Chapter 14 FEELING AS MOTIVE15 Chapter 15 RATIONALITY AND WILL16 Chapter 16 CHARACTERISTICS OF THE SOCIAL WILL17 Chapter 17 EXPRESSIONS OF THE SOCIAL WILL18 Chapter 18 THE SHARERS IN THE SOCIAL WILL19 Chapter 19 THE IMPERFECT SOCIAL WILL20 Chapter 20 THE RATIONAL SOCIAL WILL21 Chapter 21 THE INDIVIDUAL AND THE SOCIAL WILL22 Chapter 22 INTUITIONISM23 Chapter 23 EGOISM24 Chapter 24 UTILITARIANISM25 Chapter 25 NATURE, PERFECTION, SELF-REALIZATION26 Chapter 26 THE ETHICS OF EVOLUTION27 Chapter 27 PESSIMISM28 Chapter 28 KANT, HEGEL AND NIETZSCHE29 Chapter 29 ASPECTS OF THE ETHICS OF REASON30 Chapter 30 THE MORAL LAW AND MORAL IDEALS31 Chapter 31 THE MORAL CONCEPTS32 Chapter 32 THE ETHICS OF THE INDIVIDUAL33 Chapter 33 THE ETHICS OF THE STATE34 Chapter 34 INTERNATIONAL ETHICS35 Chapter 35 ETHICS AND OTHER DISCIPLINES36 Chapter 36 No.36