Nature as reason : a Thomistic theory of the natural law /
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Grand Rapids, Mich. :
W.B. Eerdmans Publishing Company,
[2005]
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Table of Contents:
- The scholastic concept of natural law
- The modern approach to the natural law
- The later trajectory of the natural law tradition
- The natural law and theological ethics : the proposed project
- Speculative realism and the natural law : a preliminary consideration
- Nature and the natural law
- Defending a teleological conception of human nature
- Toward a concept of human nature
- Ethical naturalism, reason, and the natural law
- Natural well-being and the concept of happiness
- Well-being, happiness, and the practice of the virtues
- Ideals of virtue and norms of nature
- Self-love, neighbor love, and the norms of justice
- The happy life, revisited
- Contemporary and medieval approaches to practical reason
- Practical reason, will, and first principles
- Natural and divine law : the decalogue as moral law
- Moral norms as law and boundary
- Prudence and the limits of moral knowledge
- The natural law as a basic for a Christian ethic
- From natural law to human rights
- The paradoxical status of natural rights
- Nature, grace, and the natural law.