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Cover
Front matter
Title page
Publisher information
Quotations
Preface
Abbreviations
Body matter
1. Introduction to The Liberal Socialism of Thomas Hill Green
I. Aim and Scope of The Liberal Socialism of Thomas Hill Green
II. Green and the Socialist Tradition
III. Green’s ‘Liberal Socialism’
IV. Conclusion
2. Green as a Systematic Philosopher
I. Introduction
II. Conventional Prejudices, ‘Popular Philosophy’ and Religion
III. The Wider Intellectual Influences on Green
IV. Green’s Philosophical System
V. Conclusion
3. The ‘Metaphysics of Experience or Knowledge’
I. Introduction
II. The Methods and Formal Conditions for Gaining ‘Experience or Knowledge’
III. Experience and Sensations
IV. Related Objects
V. Knowledge as Self-expression
4. The Eternal Consciousness
I. Individual Persons and the Eternal Consciousness
II. Process of Individual Self-realisation
III. Conclusion
5. Distinctively Human Action and the Unconscious
I. Introduction
II. The Disputes Over Green and the Will
III. The ‘Distinctively Human’ and the ‘Animal’ in the Individual
IV. Emanation, Sublimation and the Unconscious
V. Conclusion
6. Freedom, Choice and Responsibility
I. Introduction
II. Formal Freedom and the Personal Good
III. True Freedom
IV. Character as the Basis of Agency
V. Green’s Allegedly Self-interventionist Theory of Free Will
VI. ‘Determinist’/‘Indeterminist’ Debate
VII. Spiritual Determinism and the Self-realisation of the Human Spirit
VIII. The Problem of Moral Responsibility
IX. Conclusion
7. Personality, Utilitarianism and the True Good
I. Introduction
II. A First Look at the Ethics of Duty and the Ethics of Flourishing
III. Personal Judgement and the Failure of Utilitarian Ethics
IV. Personality and the True Good
V. Some Objections Considered
8. Culture, Consequentialism and Duty
I. Introduction
II. Cultural Contexts of Individual Personality
III. A Second Look at the Ethics of Duty and the Ethics of Flourishing
IV. John Skorupski and G.E. Moore
V. Green and Consequentialism
VI. Conclusion
9. Review of the Argument so Far
Back matter
Appendix. Herbert Spencer, Richard Hodgson, jnr., and ‘Professor Green as a Critic’
Bibliography
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