includes index and biblioraphy

Vol I Part I : Defining a Philosophical Stance Epistemological Crises, Dramatic Narrative and the Philosophy of Science Colors, Cultures and Practices Moral Relativism, Truth and Justification Hegel on Faces and Skulls What is a Human Body? Moral Philosophy and Contemporary Social Practice: What holds them apart? Part II: The Ends of Philosophical Enquiry The Ends of Life, the Ends of Philosophical Writing First Principles, Final Ends, and Contemporary Philosophical Issues Philosophy Recalled to its Tasks: A Thomistic Reading of Fides et Ratio Truth as a Good: A Reflection on Fides et Ratio Vol. II Part I: Learning From Aristotle and Aquinas Rival Aristotles: Aristotle Against Some Renaissance Aristotelians Rival Aristotles: Aristotle against Some Modern Aristotelians Natural Law as Subversive: The Case of Aquinas Aquinas and the Extent of Moral Disagreement Part II: Ethics Moral Dilemmas Truthfulness and Lies: What is the Problem and What can We Learn from Mill? Truthfulness and Lies: What Can We Learn from Kant? Part III: The Politics of Ethics Three Perspectives on Marxism: 1953, 1968, 1995 Poetry as Political Philosophy: Notes on Burke and Yeats Some Enlightenment Projects Reconsidered Social Structures and their Threats to Moral Agency Toleration and the Goods of Conflict

V1. Tasks of Philosophy.-- V2. Ethics and Politics.