Lee C Mcdonald
Biographic Data
| ID | 984969 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lee C Mcdonald |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lee C |
| FAMILY NAME | Mcdonald |
| SIGNATURE | MCDONALD L C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Pomona College |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1956 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
John Albert Vieg
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Democracy and the Ethical Life
Three Forms of Political Ethics
second-order virtues (e.g., between being just and general conscientiousness), and sketched a of as his version of virtue ethics. Citing Stephen maxim on being and doing, he concluded: I propose... that we regard of principles and of traits of character, of doing and being, not as rival kinds of between which we must choose, but as two complementary acts of same morality. Then, every principle there will be a morally good trait, often going by sa…
Energy and Structure
Knowledge and Politics
The Political Philosophy of Rousseau. Roger D. Masters
Myth, Politics and Political Science
IF ANY LANGUAGE should prove invulnerable to mythological infiltration it would seem to be that language which is direct, literal, and used more to do something than to mean something. Such language was called by J. L. Austin language, that is, language which performs an action rather than states anything, as our more common constative utterances. An example of performative is the verdictive judgment: We the jury do hereby find the defendant guil…
An Introduction to Political Theory
The Political Vocation
The Problem of Democracy
Relativism and the Study of Man
Community (Nomos II)
A Comment on David Braybrooke, “The Relevance of Norms to Political Description”
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Christianity and Anti-Semitism
An Inquiry into Soviet Mentality
Security for All and Free Enterprise. A Summary of the Social Philosophy of Joseph Popper-Lynkeus
Three Forms of Political Ethics
second-order virtues (e.g., between being just and general conscientiousness), and sketched a of as his version of virtue ethics. Citing Stephen maxim on being and doing, he concluded: I propose... that we regard of principles and of traits of character, of doing and being, not as rival kinds of between which we must choose, but as two complementary acts of same morality. Then, every principle there will be a morally good trait, often going by sa…
Myth, Politics and Political Science
IF ANY LANGUAGE should prove invulnerable to mythological infiltration it would seem to be that language which is direct, literal, and used more to do something than to mean something. Such language was called by J. L. Austin language, that is, language which performs an action rather than states anything, as our more common constative utterances. An example of performative is the verdictive judgment: We the jury do hereby find the defendant guil…
Security for All and Free Enterprise. A Summary of the Social Philosophy of Joseph Popper-Lynkeus
An Inquiry into Soviet Mentality
Christianity and Anti-Semitism
A Comment on David Braybrooke, “The Relevance of Norms to Political Description”
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Community (Nomos II)
Relativism and the Study of Man
The Problem of Democracy
The Political Vocation
An Introduction to Political Theory
The Political Philosophy of Rousseau. Roger D. Masters
Myth, Politics and Political Science
IF ANY LANGUAGE should prove invulnerable to mythological infiltration it would seem to be that language which is direct, literal, and used more to do something than to mean something. Such language was called by J. L. Austin language, that is, language which performs an action rather than states anything, as our more common constative utterances. An example of performative is the verdictive judgment: We the jury do hereby find the defendant guil…
Energy and Structure
Knowledge and Politics
Three Forms of Political Ethics
second-order virtues (e.g., between being just and general conscientiousness), and sketched a of as his version of virtue ethics. Citing Stephen maxim on being and doing, he concluded: I propose... that we regard of principles and of traits of character, of doing and being, not as rival kinds of between which we must choose, but as two complementary acts of same morality. Then, every principle there will be a morally good trait, often going by sa…
Democracy and the Ethical Life
John Albert Vieg
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