 | Ethics: The Science of Oughtness Subjects: Soul in art.; Illumination of books and manuscripts French; Illumination of books and manuscripts Romanesque; Christian art and symbolism; Artists'' preparatory studies; Underdrawing.; This book makes a forceful case for the scientific aspirations of ethics and for the necessity of ethics to our humanity. It is written as a challenge to those who are reluctant to recognize that science can deal decisively with questions in ethical theory. It throws new light on group responsibilities, apparent oughtness, and the responsibility we have for expanding our awareness of responsibilities. |
