Fred Miller Jr. and Thomas Attig, Editors
ISBN 0-935756-01-9 · Published 1979 · Cloth · 102 pages · OUT OF PRINT

1. Preface
2. Frithjof Bergmann  A Monologue on the Emotions
3. Robert C. Solomon  Nothing to be Proud Of
4. Kevin Donaghy  Emotions without Judgement
5. Peter K. McInerney  Emotions and Motivations
6. Terry Pence  Metaphysical Lunacy and Emotion
7. Joseph Margolis  The Relevance of the Emotions for Medicine
8. Páll Árdal  Of Sympathetic Imagination
9. Marilyn Holly  Suicide and Reflective Grief
10. Lester H. Hunt  Punishment, Revenge, and the Minimal Functions of the State
11. Holmes Rolston III  Nature and Human Emotions
12. Louis I. Katzner  Applied Philosophy

Michael Bradie and Myles Brand, Editors
ISBN 0-935756-02-7 · Published 1980 · Cloth · 150 pages · $20

1. Preface
2. Myles Brand  Philosophical Action Theory and the Foundation of Motivational Psychology
3. Jaegwon Kim  The Role of Intention in Motivational Psychology: Comments on Brand
4. Myles Brand  A Brief Reply to Kim
5. Peter van Inwagen  The Incompatibility of Responsibility and Determinism
6. Bernard Berofsky  The Irrelevance of Morality to Freedom
7. Bruce Vermazen  Occurent and Standing Wants"
8. Lawrence H. Davis  Wayward Causal Chains
9. Michael Robins  On Prichard Revisited: Comments on Davis
10. Monroe Beardsley  Motives and Intentions
11. Hector-Neri Castaneda  The Doing of Thinking: Intending and Willing
12. Bart Gruzalski  Taking Full Responsibility for Causing Patients to Die
13. Bonnie Steinbock  Causing Death and Allowing to Starve
14. Dan W. Brock  Moral Prohibitions and Consent
15. Edmund Byrne  After 'Mental Illness' What? A Philosophical Endorsement of Statuatory Reform
16. Lowell Yarusso  Some Implications of the Assumptions Behind Federal Policy
17. John R. Danley  Corporate Moral Agency: The Case for Anthropological Bigotry

Michael Bradie and Kenneth Sayre, Editors
ISBN 0-935756-04-3 · Published 1982 · Cloth · 134 pages · $20

1. Preface
2. Kenneth Sayre  Pure and Applied Reasoning
3. Michael Bradie  Comments on Sayre
4. Steven J. Brams  A Resolution of the Paradox of Omniscience
5. Adele E. Laslie  Betting Rates and Rational Choice
6. Paul Thagard  Beyond Utility Theory
7. Robert P. McArthur  Defeasibility and Conditional Obligation
8. George Mavrodes  Belief, Proportionality and Probability
9. Paul Weirich  Decision when Desires are Uncertain
10. Kenneth R. Hammond  A Plea for Philosophers' Direct Participation in the Policy Formation Process
11. Raymond Dacey  Detection, Inference and the Arms Race
12. William H. Shaw  Prisoners, Proletarians and Paradox
13. Nicholas Rescher  The Social Value of a Life
14. Ronald Giere  Technological Decision Making

Michael Bradie and David Braybrooke, Editors
ISBN 0-935756-05-1 · Published 1982 · Cloth · 170 pages · $20

1. Preface
2. David Braybrooke  Making Justice Practical
3. James P. Sterba  Some Problems with 'Making Justice Practical'
4. David Braybrooke  Rejoinder to Sterba
5. James S. Fishkin  Justice and Equal Opportunity
6. Michael McDonald  Justice in Hard Times
7. Sidney Axinn  The Collective Sense of Equal Protection of the Laws
8. Jennifer Hochschild  Justice, the Poor, and the Redistribution of Wealth
9. Christopher W. Morris  A Non-Egalitarian Defense of Redistribution
10. Hugo Adam Bedau  Social Justice-What is it and Why it Matters
11. Andrew Altman  Justice, Epistemology and Ethical Compromise
12. Laurence Thomas  Law, Morality, and our Psychological Nature
13. Ferdinand Schoeman  The Social Theory of Rights
14. David A. Hoekema  Two Dogmas about Taxation
15. Brian Schrag  The Distribution of Primary Care Physicians
16. Hardy Jones  Must One Have the Consent of an Organ Donor?

Michael Bradie, Thomas Attig and Nicholas Rescher, Editors
ISBN 0-935756-05-1 · Published 1983 · Cloth · 183 pages · $20

1. Preface
2. Nicholas Rescher  Problems in Applying Philosophy
3. James F. Day  Some Reflections on Prof. Rescher's Paper
4. Jude P. Dougherty  The Relevance of the Inherited: Philosophy as Science
5. Mike W. Martin  Applied and General Ethics: Family Resemblances and Tensions
6. Walter A. Shelburne  The Holistic Attitude in Philosophy
7. Robert Wachbroit  Ethics and Professionalism
8. Arleen B. Dallery  Professional Loyalties
9. Hugh LaFollette  Applied Philosophy Misapplied
10. Lisa Portmess  Philosophy and International Affairs
11. David A. Hoekema  Intentionality, Threats, and Nuclear Deterrence
12. William Aiken  Subsistence versus Affluence
13. David C. Thomasma  The Role of the Clinical Medical Ethicist: The Problem of Applied Ethics and Medicine
14. Sara Ebenreck  Philosophizing in the Marketplace of Washington D.C.
15. Iris M. Young  Justice and Hazardous Waste

Michael Bradie, Donald Callen and R.G. Frey, Editors
ISBN 0-935756-07-8 · Published 1984 · Cloth · 190 pages · $20

1. Preface
2. R.G. Frey  Conflict and Resolution: On Values and Trade Offs
3. Donald Scherer  Some Simple Rational Conflict Resolution: Procedures For Incommensurable Values
4. Henry West  The Concept of Justice and Concept Resolution
5. George Stein  Social Philosophy, National Socialism, and the Scarcity Society
6. William Aiken  Using Food as a Weapon
7. James P. Sterba  National Defense vs. Social Welfare
8. Edmund Byrne  Displaced Workers: Whose Responsibility?
9. Jan Narveson  Full Employment: The Supreme Economic Priority
10. Onora O'Neill  How Can We Individuate Moral Problems?
11. Bill Puka  The Savings Approach to Moral Conflict
12. Tom Regan  Honey Dribbles Down Your Fur: Remarks on Environmental Ethics
13. Maura O'Brien  The Evolving Antitrust Regulation of the Professions
14. John Snapper  Limits on the Standards of Private Associations
15. Robert Strikwerda  On What Ought We Vote? On Professional Organizations and Public Affairs

Michael Bradie, Donald Callen and John Gray, Editors
ISBN 0-935756-08-6 · Published 1985 · Cloth · 219 pages · $20

1. Preface
2. John Gray  Liberalism and the Choice of Liberties
3. Douglas B. Rasmussen  Liberalism, Contractarianism, and the Choice of Liberties: A Response to Gray
4. Fred R. Berger  Paternalism and Autonomy
5. Timothy Beatley  Paternalism and Land Use Planning: Ethical Bases and Practical Applications
6. Gary E. Jones  Is There a Right to Paternalism?
7. Russell Hardin  Collective Rights
8. Christopher W. Morris  Natural Rights and Public Goods
9. Marvin C. Henberg  Swords into Plowshares: Liberty, Security and the Environment
10. Allen Buchanan  Competition, Charity and the Right to Health Care
11. Jeffrey Obler  Liberty, Duty and the Welfare State
12. Jonathan Riley  Liberty, Paternalism and Justice
13. James S. Fishkin  Justifying Liberty: The Self-Reflective Argument
14. Daniel M. Farrell  Legitimate Government and Consent of the Governed
15. Robert W. Westmoreland  Liberty or Liberties?

Michael Bradie, Donald Callen and R.G. Frey, Editors
ISBN 0-935756-09-4 · Published 1986 · Cloth · 167 pages · $20

1. Preface
2. L.W. Sumner  Subjectivity and Moral Standing
3. Christopher Morris  Value Subjectivism, Individualism and Moral Standing
4. L.W. Sumner  A Response to Morris
5. James Griffin  How Anthropocentric is our Notion of Rights?
6. Anthony Weston  Towards in Inclusive Ethics
7. Richard Lee  Goodness and the Will
8. E.J. Bond  Morality and Community
9. Larry May  The Moral Interests of Social Groups
10. Jan Narveson  A Contractarian Defense of the Liberal View on Abortion and the Wrongness of Infanticide
11. Holmes Rolston III  The Human Standing in Nature: Fitness in the Moral Overseer
12. Gerald H. Paske  The Moral Priority of (Most) Human Beings
13. Eric Katz  Buffalo-Killing and the Valuation of Species
14. R.G. Frey  Autonomy and Conceptions of the Good Life
15. Michael Wreen  The Possibility of Potentiality
16. Robert B. Hallborg, Jr.  The Exploitation of Human Death