Ethics · John Dewey
LITERATURE
For asceticism, see Lecky, _History of European Morals_. For self-denial, Mackenzie, _International Journal of Ethics_, Vol. V., pp. 273-295. For egoism and altruism: Comte, _System of Positive Politics_, Introduction, ch. iii., and Part II., ch. ii.; Spencer, _Principles of Ethics_, Vol. I., Part I., chs. xi.-xiv.; Stephen, _Science of Ethics_, ch. vi.; Paulsen, _System of Ethics_, pp. 379-399; Sorley, _Recent Tendencies in Ethics_; Sidgwick, _Methods of Ethics_, pp. 494-507. For the doctrine of self-interest, see Mandeville, _Fable of Bees_; Sidgwick, _Methods of Ethics_, Book I., ch. vii., and Book II., ch. v.; Stephen, _Science of Ethics_, ch. x.; Martineau, _Types of Ethical Theory_, Part II., Book II., Branch I., ch. i.; Fite, _Introductory Study_, ch. ii. For historic development of sympathy, see Sutherland, _Origin and Growth of the Moral Instinct_. For the doctrine of self-realization, see Aristotle, _Ethics_; Green, _Prolegomena to Ethics_; Seth, _Principles of Ethics_, Part I., ch. iii.; Bradley, _Ethical Studies_, Essay II.; Fite, _Introductory Study_, ch. xi.; Paulsen, _System of Ethics_, Book II., ch. i.; Taylor, _International Journal of Ethics_, Vol. VI., pp. 356-371; Palmer, _The Heart of Ethics_, and _The Nature of Goodness_; Calderwood, _Philosophical Review_, Vol. V., pp. 337-351; Dewey, _Philosophical Review_, Vol. II., pp. 652-664; Bryant, _Studies in Character_, pp. 97-117. For the ethics of success, besides the writings of Nietzsche, see Plato, _Gorgias_ and _Republic_, Book I., and Sumner, _Folkways_, ch. xx. For the social self: Cooley, _Human Nature and the Social Order_, chs. v. and vi.; for the antagonistic self, chs. vii.-ix. For a general discussion of the Moral Self, see Bosanquet, _Psychology of the Moral Self_; Ladd, _Philosophy of Conduct_, ch. ix. (see also ch. xviii. on the Good Man).
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