Education : intellectual, moral, and physical / by Herbert Spencer.

  • Herbert Spencer
Date:
[1861?]
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Credit: Education : intellectual, moral, and physical / by Herbert Spencer. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    4. Ways of Judging Conduct. 5. The Physical View. 6. The Biological View. 7. The Psychological View. 8. The Sociological View. 9. Criticisms and Explanations. 10. The Relativity of Pains and Pleasures. 11. Egoism versus Altruism. 12. Altruism versus Egoism. 13. Trial and Compromise. 14. Conciliation. 15. Absolute Ethics and Relative Ethics. 16. The Scope of Ethics. Appendix to Part I. Part II.—The Inductions of Ethics. 1. The Confusion of Ethical Thought. 2. What Ideas and Sentiments are Ethical. 3. Aggression. 4. Robbery. 5. Revenge. 6. Justice. 7. Generosity. 8. Humanity. 9. Veracity. 10. Obedience. 11. Industry. 12. Temperance. 13. Chastity. 14. Summary of Inductions. Part 111.—The Ethics of Individual Life. 1. Introductory 2. Activity. 3. Rest. 4. Nutrition. 5. Stimulation. 6. Culture. 7. Amusements. 8. Marriage 9. Parenthood. 10. General Conclusions. CONTENTS Part IV. Justice. 1. Ar.imal-Ethics. 2. Sub-Human Justice. 3. Human Justice. 4. The Sentiment of Justice. 5. The Idea of Justice. 6. The Formula of Justice. 7. The Authority of this Formula. 3. Its Corollaries. 9. The Right to Physical Integrity. 10. The Rights to free Motion and Locomotion. 11. The Rights to the Uses of Natural Media. 12. The Right of Property. 13. The Right of Incorporeal Property. 14. The Rights of Gift and Bequest. OF VOL. II. 15. The Rights of Free Exchange and Free Coiitract. 16. The Right of Free Industry. 17. The Rights of Free Belief and Worship. 18. The Rights of Free Speech and Publication. 19. A Retrospect with an Addition. 20. The Rights of Women. 21. The Rights of Children. 22. Political Rights - so called. 23. The Nature of the State. 24. The Constitution of the State. 25. Duties of the State. 26. The Limits of State-Duties. 27. The Limits of State-Duties, continued. 2S. The Limits of State-Duties, continued. 29. The Limits of State-Duties, concluded.
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