Includes bibliographical references (p. 323-337) and index.
Contents:
Supererogation, optional morality, and the importance of J.O. Urmson and David Heyd in the history of ethics -- The standard view under critical scrutiny -- Ordinary human heroes -- Suffering saints -- Moral development, obligation, and supererogation -- Human striving and creative justice -- Conclusion: The banality and contingency of good and evil.
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