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Human Life, Action and Ethics: Essays by G. E. M. Anscombe
Mary Geach and Luke Gormally, Editors This collection of essays by the celebrated philosopher Elizabeth Anscombe is the first since the publication of three volumes of her papers in 1981. This new collection includes a) articles published subsequent to those volumes and not hitherto gathered, b) previously unpublished papers on human nature and practical philosophy, together with c) the classic essay "Modern Moral Philosophy", and a few otherwise difficult to obtain early pieces such as her Listener article "Does Oxford Moral Philosophy Corrupt the Youth?". The appearance of this volume is a major publishing event. "The editors and the publishers have done philosophy a great service." -- Alasdair MacIntyre "The essays reprinted here show the extraordinary originality and great interest of Anscombe’s work in action theory and moral philosophy." -- Philippa Foot "The late Professor Elizabeth Anscombe was without doubt one of the most distinguished professional philosophers of her generation. She was also a devout Catholic. Anscombe had a powerful intellect, was a disciple and translator of Wittgenstein and, until 1986, occupied the Chair that he once held at Cambridge University. .... We have in this book some products of a powerful mind, prone to occasional inaccuracy, that are especially interesting to Catholics because they are rooted in profound faith." -- Michael Dummett Table of Contents
· ISBN 1-84540-013-5 · Published April 2005 by Imprint Academic · Cloth · 298 pages · $69.90 · Order Online:To place an order for Human Life, Action and Ethics by phone contact us at 800-444-2419 or 434-220-3300; or by e-mail at order@pdcnet.org. |