Supplement to Do Ethicists Steal More Books?
forthcoming in Philosophical Psychology
Eric SchwitzgebelTitles included in Study 1
Ethics titles:
| Altruism | Paul, Miller & Paul |
| Am I My Parents Keeper | Daniels |
| Animal Minds and Human Morals | Sorabji |
| Aquinas: Moral, Political, and Legal Theory | Finnis |
| Aquinas's Moral Theory | MacDonald & Stump |
| Aristotle on Moral Responsibility | Meyer |
| Aristotle, Kant and the Stoics | Engstrom & Whiting |
| Authority and Democracy | McMahon |
| Autonomy and Self-Respect | Hill |
| Beyond Neutrality | Sher |
| British Moralists and the Internal 'Ought' | Darwall |
| Care and Commitment | Blustein |
| Commitment, Value, and Moral Realism | Lieberman |
| Creation and Abortion | Kamm |
| Critical Moral Liberalism | Reiman |
| Death and Whom to Save From It | Kamm |
| Democratic Individuality | Gilbert |
| Descartes's Moral Theory | Marshall |
| Dignity and Vulnerability | Harris |
| Economy of the Earth | Sagoff |
| Essay on the Modern State | Morris |
| Ethical Primate | Midgley |
| Ethics in the Public Domain | Raz |
| Ethics, Efficiency and the Market | Buchanan |
| Ethics, Evil and Fiction | McGinn |
| Ethics, Killing and War | Norman |
| Exploitation | Wertheimer |
| Facts, Values, and Morality | Brandt |
| Feminism and Philosophy | Gatens |
| Feminist Morality | Held |
| Fieldwork in Familiar Places | Moody-Adams |
| Foundations of Socratic Ethics | Gomez-Lobo |
| Fragmented World of the Social | Honneth & Wright |
| Free and Equal | Norman |
| General Will | Levine |
| Genethics | Heyd |
| Hedonistic Utilitarianism | Tannsjo |
| Hegel's Ethical Thought | Wood |
| How Are We to Live | Singer |
| Human Morality | Scheffler |
| Idea of an Ethical Community | Charvet |
| Immanuel Kant's Moral Theory | Sullivan |
| In Defense of Liberalism | Thomas |
| In Nature's Interests? | Varner |
| Insight and Solidarity | Rehg |
| Integrity: A Philosophical Inquiry | Halfon |
| Just Health Care | Daniels |
| Justice and Justification | Daniels |
| Justificatory Liberalism | Gaus |
| Kantian Consequentialism | Cummiskey |
| Kantian Ethics Almost Without Apology | Baron |
| Kant's Conception of Moral Character | Munzel |
| Law and Disagreement | Waldron |
| Legal Philosophy of H. L. A. Hart | Martin |
| Legislative Intent and Other Essays on Law, Politics, and Morality | MacCallum |
| Legitimate Differences | Warnke |
| Liberal Rights | Waldron |
| Liberal Self | Donner |
| Liberalism, Justice, and Markets | Macleod |
| Liberalism, Perfectionism, and Restraint | Wall |
| Limits of Lockean Rights in Property | Sreenivasan |
| Living High and Letting Die | Unger |
| Living With One's Own Past | Preston |
| Making a Necessity of Virtue | Sherman |
| Mill and Marx | Smart |
| Moral Combat | Hurd |
| Moral Demands in Nonideal Theory | Murphy |
| Moral Differences | Miller |
| Moral Dilemmas | Sinnott-Armstrong |
| Moral Paradoxes of Nuclear Deterrence | Kavka |
| Moral Prejudice | Baier |
| Moral Status | Warren |
| Morality and Moral Theory | Louden |
| Morality and the Emotions | Oakley |
| Morality Within the Limits of Reason | Hardin |
| Morality Without Foundations | Timmons |
| Morals of Modernity | Larmore |
| Morals, Motivation and Convention | Snare |
| Nietzsche and the Origin of Virtue | Hunt |
| Norms of Nature | Schofield & Striker |
| Not Just Deserts | Braithwaite & Pettit |
| On Moral Considerability | Bernstein |
| On the Relevance of Metaethics | Couture & Nielsen |
| On Voluntary Servitude | Rosen |
| On War and Morality | Holmes |
| Perfect Equality | Morales |
| Persons, Rights and the Moral Community | Lomasky |
| Philosophy and the Good Life | Cottingham |
| Platonic Ethics, Old and New | Annas |
| Plato's Ethics | Irwin |
| Plural and Conflicting Values | Stocker |
| Pluralism, Justice, and Equality | Miller & Walzer |
| Political Equality | Beitz |
| Political Philosophy | Rouse |
| Practices of Reason | Reeve |
| Pragmatic Liberalism and the Critique of Modernity | Gutting |
| Rational and the Moral Order | Baier |
| Rational Foundations of Ethics | Sprigge |
| Real Rights | Wellman |
| Realm of Rights | Thomson |
| Reason and Morality | Fumerton |
| Reconstructing Marxism | Wright, Levine & Sober |
| Religion in the Public Square | Audi & Wolterstorff |
| Republicanism | Pettit |
| Responsibility and the Moral Sentiments | Wallace |
| Rethinking Obligation | Hirschmann |
| Rights, Duties, and Status | Kamm |
| Self-Fulfillment | Gewirth |
| Self-Governance and Cooperation | Myers |
| Sorting Out Ethics | Hare |
| State and Justice | Fisk |
| Taking Animals Seriously | DeGrazia |
| Theory and Practice of Autonomy | Dworkin |
| Theory of Property | Munzer |
| Third Concept of Liberty | Fleischacker |
| Three Methods of Ethics | Baron, Pettit & Slote |
| Towards Justice and Virtue | O'Neill |
| Treating Persons as Ends | Lanham |
| Unnatural Lottery | Card |
| Utilitarianism, Institutions and Justice | Bailey |
| Value and Justification | Gaus |
| Value, Welfare and Morality | Frey & Morris |
| Virtues and Rights | Ewin |
| Welfare in the Kantian State | Kaufman |
| Welfare, Happiness and Ethics | Sumner |
| World, Mind, and Ethics | Altham & Harrison |
Non-ethics titles:
| Abstract Objects | Hale |
| Alfarabi, Avicenna, and Averroes on Intellect | Davidson |
| Appearance and Reality | Hacker |
| Aristotle and Neoplatonism in Late Antiquity | Blumenthal |
| Aristotle on Perception | Everson |
| Aristotle on Substance | Gill |
| Aristotle: The Power of Perception | Modrak |
| Aristotle's First Principles | Irwin |
| Aristotle's Two Systems | Graham |
| Ascent from Nominalism | Penner |
| Asymmetries in Time | Horwich |
| Bayes or Bust? | Earman |
| Beauty and Revolution in Science | McAllister |
| Berkeley's Ontology | Muehlmann |
| Berkeley's Philosophy of Mathematics | Jesseph |
| Beyond the Limits of Thought | Priest |
| Cartesian Truth | Vinci |
| Causes and Coincidences | Owens |
| Classical Thought | Irwin |
| Combinatorial Theory of Possibility | Armstrong |
| Consciousness in Action | Hurley |
| David Hume's Theory of Mind | Flage |
| Descartes and Augustine | Menn |
| Descartes, Spinoza and Leibniz | Woolhouse |
| Deviant Logic, Fuzzy Logic | Haack |
| Disappearance of Introspection | Lyons |
| Enlightenment, Revolution, and Romanticism | Beiser |
| Essay on Belief and Acceptance | Cohen |
| Evaluating Art | Dickie |
| Evolutionary Progress | Nitecki |
| Faces of Existence | Post |
| Fichte: Early Philosophical Writings | Breazeale |
| Fictional Points of View | Lamarque |
| Film Theory and Philosophy | Allen & Smith |
| Foundations of Transcendental Philosophy | Fichte, trans. Breazeale |
| Foundations without Foundationalism | Shapiro |
| Frege: Importance and Legacy | Schirn |
| Frege: Philosophy of Mathematics | Dummett |
| Frege's Philosophy of Mathematics | Demopoulos |
| Harmless Naturalism | Almeder |
| Hegel's Dialectic | Pinkard |
| Heritage of Wisdom | Kenny |
| Human Knowledge and Human Nature | Carruthers |
| Hume's System | Pears |
| Image and Mind | Kosslyn |
| Incompleteness, Nonlocality and Realism | Redhead |
| Introduction to Medieval Logic | Broadie |
| Introduction to Philosophical Hermeneutics | Grondin & Weinsheimer |
| Kant and the Capacity to Judge | Longuenesse, trans. Wolfe |
| Kant and the Mind | Brook |
| Kant's Intuitionism | Falkenstein |
| Kant's Theory of Imagination | Gibbons |
| Kinds of Things | Doepke |
| Language and Reality | Devitt & Sterelny |
| Laws and Symmetry | Van Fraassen |
| Lectura Secunda, vols. 1-3 | de Wodeham, trans. Wood & Gal |
| Literary Knowledge | Livingston |
| Mathematics as a Science of Patterns | Resnik |
| Matters of Metaphysics | Mellor |
| Mental Causation | Heil & Mele |
| Mental Imagery | Rollins |
| Metaphysics of Consciousness | Seager |
| Metaphysics of Quantum Theory | Krips |
| Mimesis as Make-Believe | Walton |
| Minds, Ideas, and Objects | Cummins & Zoller |
| Modalities | Marcus |
| Moderate Realism and Its Logic | Mertz |
| Modern Anti-Realism and Manufactured Truth | Vision |
| Mysterious Flame | McGinn |
| Natural and the Normative | Hatfield |
| Nature of Fiction | Currie |
| Nature of Rationality | Nozick |
| Neurocomputational Perspective | Churchland |
| New Essays on the Rationalists | Gennaro & Huenemann |
| Nomic Probability and the Foundations of Induction | Pollock |
| On Ideas | Fine |
| On Social Facts | Gilbert |
| Ontology, Modality, and the Fallacy of Reference | Jubien |
| Order of Nature in Aristotle's Physics | Lang |
| Paradigms and Barriers | Margolis |
| Parmenides, Plato, and the Semantics of Not-Being | Pelletier |
| Parmenides: Being, Bounds and Logic | Austin |
| Past, Space and Self | Campbell |
| Perception and Reason | Brewer |
| Philosophical Essays | Cartwright |
| Philosophies of Arts | Kivy |
| Philosophy of P. F. Strawson | Strawson & Hahn |
| Philosophy of Roderick M. Chisholm | Chisholm & Hahn |
| Physics and Chance | Sklar |
| Physiologia | des Chene |
| Plato on the Self-Predication of Forms | Malcolm |
| Plato's Individuals | McCabe |
| Plato's Parmenides | Meinwald |
| Plotinus on Sense-Perception | Emilsson |
| Poem of Empedocles | Empedocles, trans. Inwood |
| Poetic Interaction | McCumber |
| Possible Experience | Collins |
| Pragmatism: An Open Question | Putnam |
| Principles and Proofs | McKirahan |
| Probabilistic Causality | Eells |
| Problems of Vision | Vision |
| Proclus: Neo-Platonic Philosophy and Science | Siorvanes |
| Propositional Attitudes | Richard |
| Pursuit of Truth | Quine |
| Putting the Skeptics in Their Place | Greco |
| Real Beauty | Zemach |
| Realistic Rationalism | Katz |
| Realistic Theory of Categories | Chisholm |
| Reasoning and the Logic of Things | Peirce and Ketner |
| Recollection and Experience | Scott |
| Reconstructing the Past | Sober |
| Reflections on Kurt Godel | Wang |
| Rewriting the Soul | Hacking |
| Rise of Neo-Kantianism | Kohnke & Hollingdale |
| Rorty and His Critics | Brandom |
| Rule-Following and Realism | Ebbs |
| Russell's Hidden Substitutional Theory | Landini |
| Sceptics | Hankinson |
| Sense and Certainty | McGinn |
| Sensory Qualities | Clark |
| Socratic Wisdom | Benson |
| Strong Feelings | Elster |
| Structure and Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics | Hughes |
| Structures and Categories for the Representation of Meaning | Potts |
| Subject with No Object | Burgess & Rosen |
| Supervenience and Materialism | Rowlands |
| Symbolic Worlds: Art, Science, Language, Ritual | Scheffler |
| Symbols, Computation and Intentionality | Horst |
| Tain of the Mirror | Gasche |
| Taming of the True | Tennant |
| Testimony: A Philosophical Study | Coady |
| That Nothing is Known | Sanches, trans. Limbrick & Thomson |
| Theaetetus of Plato | Burnyeat |
| Theories of Concepts | Weitz |
| Thomas Reid | Lehrer |
| Thought and Language | Moravcsik |
| Thought Experiments in Philosophy | Haggqvist |
| Tractarian Semantics | Carruthers |
| Truth and Objectivity | Wright |
| Truth and the End of Inquiry | Misak |
| Truth, Fiction and Literature | Lamarque & Olsen |
| Ubiquity of the Finite | Schmidt |
| Unity of the Mind | Brooks |
| Universals | Armstrong |
| Varieties of Social Explanation | Little |
| What's Within | Cowie |
| White Queen Psychology and Other Essays for Alice | Millikan |
| Wittgenstein: A Religious Point of View | Malcolm |
| World of States of Affairs | Armstrong |
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