Ethics · John Dewey
LITERATURE
Kant, _Philosophy of Law_, 1796 (trans. by Hastie, 1887); Fichte, _The Science of Rights_, 1798 (trans. by Kroeger, 1869); Rousseau, _Social Contract_, 1762 (trans. by Tozer, 1893); Bonar, _Philosophy and Political Economy_, 1893; Stephen, _Science of Ethics_, ch. iii. (on Social Motives); Caird, _Social Philosophy of Comte_, 1885; Sidgwick, _Practical Ethics_, 1898, Essay on Public Morality; Sidgwick, _Elements of Politics_, 1891, ch. iv. on Individualism, vi. on Contract, x. on Socialistic Interferences, xiii. on Law and Morality; Maine, _Ancient Law_, 1861, Pollock's ed., 1906, chs. iii. and iv. on law of nature and equity; Stephen, _Essays in Political and Moral Philosophy_, 1888; Rickaby, _Political and Moral Essays_, 1902; Hobhouse, _Morals in Evolution_, Vol. II., ch. vii. (on the general relation of the social and the moral). On the development of rights to life, limb, and freedom of movement, see Westermarck, chs. xiv.-xxii., and Sumner, _Folkways_, chs. vi., vii., and viii.; Hobhouse, Vol. I., ch. vii. (on slavery); Spencer, _Ethics_, Vol. II., Part IV. For charity, see Loch on Charity and Charities, _Encyclopaedia Britannica_; Uhlhorn, _Christian Charity in the Ancient Church_; L'Allemand, _Histoire de la Charite_; Nicholl, _History of the English Poor Law_, 2 vols., 1898.
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