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|a Freedom and Limits /
|c John Lachs ; edited by Patrick Shade.
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|a New York :
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|a Introduction / Patrick Shade -- Prologue: The personal value and social usefulness of philosophy -- The impotent mind -- Santayana's philosophy of mind -- Fichte's idealism -- Peirce, Santayana, and the large facts -- The transcendence of materialism and idealism in American thought -- Primitive naturalism -- Two views of happiness in Mill -- Questions of life and death -- On selling organs -- A community of psyches: Santayana on society -- The cost of community -- Public benefit, private cost -- Leaving others alone -- Relativism and its benefits -- The element of choice in criteria of death -- Human natures -- Persons and different kinds of persons -- Grand dreams of perfect people -- Philosophical pluralism -- To have and to be -- Drugs: the fallacy of avoidable consequences -- Loving life -- Aristotle and Dewey on the rat race -- Improving life -- Stoic pragmatism -- Pragmatism and death -- The relevance of philosophy to life -- Both better off and better: moral progress amid continuing carnage -- Education in the twenty-first century (with Shirley M. Lachs) -- Learning about possibility -- Moral holidays -- Good enough -- Epilogue: Physician assisted suicide.
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|a This collection of articles by American philosopher John Lachs includes his discussions of philosophy of mind, medical ethics, his theories of mediation and choice-inclusive facts, and his recent espousal of anti-perfectionism and stoic pragmatism. Lachs acknowledges the complex tension that arises in celebrating human individuality, intelligence, and creativity while being mindful of the real conditions that curb our endeavours. Meaningful and enriching living are not thereby sacrificed but rather contextualized.
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|a Project MUSE - Archive Philosophy and Religion Supplement IX
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