INTRODUCTION
NATURAL LAW FROM ANTIQUITY TO THE MIDDLE AGES
EARLY MODERN CONCEPTS OF NATURAL LAW
NATURAL LAW AND THE FOUNDING PERIOD
NATURAL CAPACITIES FOR DETERMINING NATURAL LAW
NATURAL LAW AND THE SOCIAL SCIENCES
DISCERNING THE NATURE OF MAN
MAJOR DIMENSIONS OF HUMAN NATURE IN EVOLUTIONARY CONTEXT
MAN'S DUAL NATURE
IDEOLOGY FORMATION AS A NATURAL TENDENCY
RELIGIOUS THOUGHT AS A NATURAL TENDENCY
XENOPHOBIA, PREJUDICE AND NATURAL LAW
EXTRAPOLATING RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES FROM THE NATURE OF MAN
INTRODUCTION TO ETHICS
THE NATURE OF MORAL DISCOURSE AND ETHICAL REASONING
MAN'S MORAL ESSENCE
TOWARD A FUNCTIONAL CONCEPT OF ETHICS
HUMANISM AND THE ETHICAL ZEITGEIST
SYNTHETIC HUMANISM
SOME CONTEMPORARY POLITICAL AND ETHICAL THEMES
PROBLEMS OF MORAL DEVELOPMENT
MIGHT VERSUS RIGHT
EUGENICS, CLONING, REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
SOME VALUES IN THE MOST FUNCTIONAL SUBSET
XENOPHYTE MAN
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