Morality and Revelation in Islamic Thought and Beyond
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Morality and Revelation in Islamic Thought and Beyond
A New Problem of Evil
Saemi, Amir
Oxford University Press Inc
02/2024
256
Dura
Inglês
9780197686232
15 a 20 dias
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PROLOGUE
DEFINING A NEW PROBLEM OF EVIL
Summary of the Chapter
I. Two Stories
II. Morally Controversial Scriptural Passages
III. Seemingly Prescribed Evil
IV. The New Problem of Evil and the Structure of the Book
V. Historical Background
PART I: SCRIPTURE-FIRST
CHATER 1
THE CONSEQUENTIALISM OF THE LATE ASH'ARITES
Summary of the Chapter
I. Divine Command Theory of the Early Ash'arites
II. The Consequentialism of al-Ghazali
III. The Moral Epistemology of al-Ghazali
IV. The Argument for Strict Adherence to Scripture
V. Taqlid and the Rule of Figurative Interpretation
CHAPTER 2
THE DEONTOLGICAL ETHICS OF THE MU'TAZILITES
Summary of the Chapter
I. The Ash'arites and the Problem of Evil
II. The Metaethics of the Mu'tazilites
III. The Normative Theory of 'Abd al-Jabbar
IV. The Moral Epistemology of 'Abd al-Jabbar
V. Natural Evil, Prescribed Evil, and Skeptical Theism
CHAPTER 3
THE VIRTUE ETHICS OF ISLAMIC PHILOSOPHERS
Summary of the Chapter
I. The Project of the Reconciliation of Reason and Religion
II. Al-Farabi's View on Epistemology and Religion
III. Averroes's View on the Harmony of Religion and Philosophy
IV. The Virtue Ethics of al-Farabi
PART II: ETHICS-FIRST
CHAPTER 4
THE IMPERMISSIBILITY OF MORAL DEFERENCE
Summary of the Chapter
I. Moral Deference in Contemporary Philosophy
I. Al-Razi's Ethical Theory
II. Al-Razi on Moral Deference
III. Moses and Impermissibility of Pure Moral Deference
IV. A Solution to the Problem of Prescribed Evil
CHAPTER 5
THE RELIABILITY OF OUR MORAL JUDGMENTS
Summary of the Chapter
I. The Debate on Objective and Subjective Ought
II. Scripture, Ignorance and Uncertainty
III. Ignorance Revisited
IV. Kantian Arguments for the Accessibility Constraint
V. Moral Knowledge Optimism and The Mu'tazilites
VI. The Case of Abraham
CHAPTER 6
THE HERMENEUTICS OF SCRIPTURE
Summary of the Chapter
I. Ethics-first Solutions to the Problem of Prescribed Evil
II. Lessons from a Philosophical Tale
III. The Nature of Law
IV. Legal Interpretation Defended
V. The Moral Functions of Scripture
DEFINING A NEW PROBLEM OF EVIL
Summary of the Chapter
I. Two Stories
II. Morally Controversial Scriptural Passages
III. Seemingly Prescribed Evil
IV. The New Problem of Evil and the Structure of the Book
V. Historical Background
PART I: SCRIPTURE-FIRST
CHATER 1
THE CONSEQUENTIALISM OF THE LATE ASH'ARITES
Summary of the Chapter
I. Divine Command Theory of the Early Ash'arites
II. The Consequentialism of al-Ghazali
III. The Moral Epistemology of al-Ghazali
IV. The Argument for Strict Adherence to Scripture
V. Taqlid and the Rule of Figurative Interpretation
CHAPTER 2
THE DEONTOLGICAL ETHICS OF THE MU'TAZILITES
Summary of the Chapter
I. The Ash'arites and the Problem of Evil
II. The Metaethics of the Mu'tazilites
III. The Normative Theory of 'Abd al-Jabbar
IV. The Moral Epistemology of 'Abd al-Jabbar
V. Natural Evil, Prescribed Evil, and Skeptical Theism
CHAPTER 3
THE VIRTUE ETHICS OF ISLAMIC PHILOSOPHERS
Summary of the Chapter
I. The Project of the Reconciliation of Reason and Religion
II. Al-Farabi's View on Epistemology and Religion
III. Averroes's View on the Harmony of Religion and Philosophy
IV. The Virtue Ethics of al-Farabi
PART II: ETHICS-FIRST
CHAPTER 4
THE IMPERMISSIBILITY OF MORAL DEFERENCE
Summary of the Chapter
I. Moral Deference in Contemporary Philosophy
I. Al-Razi's Ethical Theory
II. Al-Razi on Moral Deference
III. Moses and Impermissibility of Pure Moral Deference
IV. A Solution to the Problem of Prescribed Evil
CHAPTER 5
THE RELIABILITY OF OUR MORAL JUDGMENTS
Summary of the Chapter
I. The Debate on Objective and Subjective Ought
II. Scripture, Ignorance and Uncertainty
III. Ignorance Revisited
IV. Kantian Arguments for the Accessibility Constraint
V. Moral Knowledge Optimism and The Mu'tazilites
VI. The Case of Abraham
CHAPTER 6
THE HERMENEUTICS OF SCRIPTURE
Summary of the Chapter
I. Ethics-first Solutions to the Problem of Prescribed Evil
II. Lessons from a Philosophical Tale
III. The Nature of Law
IV. Legal Interpretation Defended
V. The Moral Functions of Scripture
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PROLOGUE
DEFINING A NEW PROBLEM OF EVIL
Summary of the Chapter
I. Two Stories
II. Morally Controversial Scriptural Passages
III. Seemingly Prescribed Evil
IV. The New Problem of Evil and the Structure of the Book
V. Historical Background
PART I: SCRIPTURE-FIRST
CHATER 1
THE CONSEQUENTIALISM OF THE LATE ASH'ARITES
Summary of the Chapter
I. Divine Command Theory of the Early Ash'arites
II. The Consequentialism of al-Ghazali
III. The Moral Epistemology of al-Ghazali
IV. The Argument for Strict Adherence to Scripture
V. Taqlid and the Rule of Figurative Interpretation
CHAPTER 2
THE DEONTOLGICAL ETHICS OF THE MU'TAZILITES
Summary of the Chapter
I. The Ash'arites and the Problem of Evil
II. The Metaethics of the Mu'tazilites
III. The Normative Theory of 'Abd al-Jabbar
IV. The Moral Epistemology of 'Abd al-Jabbar
V. Natural Evil, Prescribed Evil, and Skeptical Theism
CHAPTER 3
THE VIRTUE ETHICS OF ISLAMIC PHILOSOPHERS
Summary of the Chapter
I. The Project of the Reconciliation of Reason and Religion
II. Al-Farabi's View on Epistemology and Religion
III. Averroes's View on the Harmony of Religion and Philosophy
IV. The Virtue Ethics of al-Farabi
PART II: ETHICS-FIRST
CHAPTER 4
THE IMPERMISSIBILITY OF MORAL DEFERENCE
Summary of the Chapter
I. Moral Deference in Contemporary Philosophy
I. Al-Razi's Ethical Theory
II. Al-Razi on Moral Deference
III. Moses and Impermissibility of Pure Moral Deference
IV. A Solution to the Problem of Prescribed Evil
CHAPTER 5
THE RELIABILITY OF OUR MORAL JUDGMENTS
Summary of the Chapter
I. The Debate on Objective and Subjective Ought
II. Scripture, Ignorance and Uncertainty
III. Ignorance Revisited
IV. Kantian Arguments for the Accessibility Constraint
V. Moral Knowledge Optimism and The Mu'tazilites
VI. The Case of Abraham
CHAPTER 6
THE HERMENEUTICS OF SCRIPTURE
Summary of the Chapter
I. Ethics-first Solutions to the Problem of Prescribed Evil
II. Lessons from a Philosophical Tale
III. The Nature of Law
IV. Legal Interpretation Defended
V. The Moral Functions of Scripture
DEFINING A NEW PROBLEM OF EVIL
Summary of the Chapter
I. Two Stories
II. Morally Controversial Scriptural Passages
III. Seemingly Prescribed Evil
IV. The New Problem of Evil and the Structure of the Book
V. Historical Background
PART I: SCRIPTURE-FIRST
CHATER 1
THE CONSEQUENTIALISM OF THE LATE ASH'ARITES
Summary of the Chapter
I. Divine Command Theory of the Early Ash'arites
II. The Consequentialism of al-Ghazali
III. The Moral Epistemology of al-Ghazali
IV. The Argument for Strict Adherence to Scripture
V. Taqlid and the Rule of Figurative Interpretation
CHAPTER 2
THE DEONTOLGICAL ETHICS OF THE MU'TAZILITES
Summary of the Chapter
I. The Ash'arites and the Problem of Evil
II. The Metaethics of the Mu'tazilites
III. The Normative Theory of 'Abd al-Jabbar
IV. The Moral Epistemology of 'Abd al-Jabbar
V. Natural Evil, Prescribed Evil, and Skeptical Theism
CHAPTER 3
THE VIRTUE ETHICS OF ISLAMIC PHILOSOPHERS
Summary of the Chapter
I. The Project of the Reconciliation of Reason and Religion
II. Al-Farabi's View on Epistemology and Religion
III. Averroes's View on the Harmony of Religion and Philosophy
IV. The Virtue Ethics of al-Farabi
PART II: ETHICS-FIRST
CHAPTER 4
THE IMPERMISSIBILITY OF MORAL DEFERENCE
Summary of the Chapter
I. Moral Deference in Contemporary Philosophy
I. Al-Razi's Ethical Theory
II. Al-Razi on Moral Deference
III. Moses and Impermissibility of Pure Moral Deference
IV. A Solution to the Problem of Prescribed Evil
CHAPTER 5
THE RELIABILITY OF OUR MORAL JUDGMENTS
Summary of the Chapter
I. The Debate on Objective and Subjective Ought
II. Scripture, Ignorance and Uncertainty
III. Ignorance Revisited
IV. Kantian Arguments for the Accessibility Constraint
V. Moral Knowledge Optimism and The Mu'tazilites
VI. The Case of Abraham
CHAPTER 6
THE HERMENEUTICS OF SCRIPTURE
Summary of the Chapter
I. Ethics-first Solutions to the Problem of Prescribed Evil
II. Lessons from a Philosophical Tale
III. The Nature of Law
IV. Legal Interpretation Defended
V. The Moral Functions of Scripture
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