Ethics

action altruism approval Aristotle attitude authority become bring called character civilization claims clan common conception conduct conflict consciousness consequences coöperation customs Cyrenaics demands desire duty E. B. Tylor economic effect emotional Epicureans Ethics evil existing exogamy fact feeling force freedom give Greek habits happiness hedonism human idea ideal important impulse individual industrial revolution industry institutions intellectual intelligence interest intuitionalism John Stuart Mill judge judgment justice Kafir kinship labor liberty marriage matter means ment merely method Mezes moral theory motive nature object organization phratry Plato pleasure political present primitive principle problem Protagoras question reason reënforced reflective morality regard relations religion religious rule satisfaction sense significance social society standard Stoics tends things thought tion tribe utilitarian villeins virtue welfare wergeld whole Yahweh