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The Complete Works and Select Correspondence of Henry
Sidgwick (2d Edition)
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"Henry Sidgwick is the greatest of the classical utilitarians, far superior to Bentham or Mill in the care with which he examines issues in moral philosophy. But The Methods of Ethics is a big book, and it used to be heavy to carry around. No longer - now I have not only The Methods, but Sidgwick's complete works literally at my fingertip - they are on my laptop, in an easily searchable form, and go with me, wherever I go. Thanks, Bart Schultz and InteLex!"
Prof. Peter Singer
Ira W. DeCamp Professor of Bioethics,
University Center for Human Values
Princeton University
USA
Laureate Professor
Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics
University of Melbourne
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possible research of a thoroughness not previously possible"
Roger Crisp
Editor of Utilitas
St. Anne's College
Oxford University
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Database Language: English
Contents: The complete published works of Henry Sidgwick, including both
the 1st and 7th editions of The Methods of Ethics. Also includes Henry
Sidgwick: A Memoir by Arthur Sidgwick and Eleanor Mildred Sidgwick, which draws
extensively from Sidgwick's correspondence and journal. Also included is a substantial
body of correspondence, much of it previously unpublished, supplied from various British
collections. Bart Schultz, Lecturer at the University of Chicago, editor of Essays on Henry
Sidgwick (Cambridge University Press: 1992), and author of the
forthcoming book, Eye of the Universe: Henry Sidgwick and the Quest for
Certainty, is
the electronic editor. This is the first time
Sidgwick's complete corpus has been published.
The second edition of the database makes available for the first time in its
entirety, the matched correspondence between Sidgwick and his very dear
friend, Henry Graham Dakyns. This material, in a severely edited form,
served as the basis for Henry Sidgwick, A Memoir, assembled by Sidgwick's
widow and brother, and it has consequently been heavily relied upon by every
serious Sidgwick scholar of the twentieth century.
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