Gerard Dalcourt is Professor of Philosophy at Seton Hall University in New Jersey.

...the author's judgments are typically fair, shrewd, and cogently expressed. -- Vernon J. Bourke, Prof. Emeritus, Philosophy, St. Louis University, (Author of History of Ethics, Doubleday, 1968) CHOICE ...surveys the methods of seven schools of contemporary ethics and sharply criticizes them. The result is a useful contribution to the methodology of moral philosophy. -- Vernon J. Bourke, Prof. Emeritus, Philosophy, St. Louis University, (Author of History of Ethics, Doubleday, 1968) ...surveys the methods of seven schools of contemporary ethics and sharply criticizes them. The result is a useful contribution to the methodology of moral philosophy. -- Vernon J. Bourke, Prof. Emeritus, Philosophy, St. Louis University, (Author of History of Ethics, Doubleday, 1968) ...the author's judgments are typically fair, shrewd, and cogently expressed. -- Vernon J. Bourke, Prof. Emeritus, Philosophy, St. Louis University, (Author of History of Ethics, Doubleday, 1968) CHOICE

Gerard Dalcourt is Professor of Philosophy at Seton Hall University in New Jersey.

...the author's judgments are typically fair, shrewd, and cogently expressed. -- Vernon J. Bourke, Prof. Emeritus, Philosophy, St. Louis University, (Author of History of Ethics, Doubleday, 1968) CHOICE ...surveys the methods of seven schools of contemporary ethics and sharply criticizes them. The result is a useful contribution to the methodology of moral philosophy. -- Vernon J. Bourke, Prof. Emeritus, Philosophy, St. Louis University, (Author of History of Ethics, Doubleday, 1968) ...surveys the methods of seven schools of contemporary ethics and sharply criticizes them. The result is a useful contribution to the methodology of moral philosophy. -- Vernon J. Bourke, Prof. Emeritus, Philosophy, St. Louis University, (Author of History of Ethics, Doubleday, 1968) ...the author's judgments are typically fair, shrewd, and cogently expressed. -- Vernon J. Bourke, Prof. Emeritus, Philosophy, St. Louis University, (Author of History of Ethics, Doubleday, 1968) CHOICE

Gerard Dalcourt is Professor of Philosophy at Seton Hall University in New Jersey.

...the author's judgments are typically fair, shrewd, and cogently expressed. -- Vernon J. Bourke, Prof. Emeritus, Philosophy, St. Louis University, (Author of History of Ethics, Doubleday, 1968) CHOICE ...surveys the methods of seven schools of contemporary ethics and sharply criticizes them. The result is a useful contribution to the methodology of moral philosophy. -- Vernon J. Bourke, Prof. Emeritus, Philosophy, St. Louis University, (Author of History of Ethics, Doubleday, 1968) ...surveys the methods of seven schools of contemporary ethics and sharply criticizes them. The result is a useful contribution to the methodology of moral philosophy. -- Vernon J. Bourke, Prof. Emeritus, Philosophy, St. Louis University, (Author of History of Ethics, Doubleday, 1968) ...the author's judgments are typically fair, shrewd, and cogently expressed. -- Vernon J. Bourke, Prof. Emeritus, Philosophy, St. Louis University, (Author of History of Ethics, Doubleday, 1968) CHOICE