IMPARTIALITY AND FRIENDSHIP

[1] PARTICULARITY, GILLIGAN, AND THE 2-LEVELS VIEW - DISCUSSION [J]. ETHICS, 1989, 100 (01) : 149 - 156

[2] [Anonymous], 2007, AFTER VIRTUE

[3] THE ALLEGED MORAL REPUGNANCE OF ACTING FROM DUTY [J]. JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY, 1984, 81 (04) : 197 - 220

[4] BARON M, 1989, MIND VALUE CULTURE E, P269

[5] Baron Marcia, 1988, HUME STUDIES, VXIV, P25, DOI DOI 10.1353/HMS.2011.0479

[6] GILLIGAN AND KOHLBERG - IMPLICATIONS FOR MORAL THEORY [J]. ETHICS, 1988, 98 (03) : 472 - 491

[7] CONLY S, 1985, AM PHILOS QUART, V22, P275

[8] PARTIALITY, FAVORITISM AND MORALITY [J]. PHILOSOPHICAL QUARTERLY, 1986, 36 (144) : 357 - 373

[9] ETHICS AND IMPARTIALITY [J]. PHILOSOPHICAL STUDIES, 1983, 43 (01) : 83 - 99

[10] COTTINGHAM J, 1983, PHILOS STUD, V43, P88

[1] PARTICULARITY, GILLIGAN, AND THE 2-LEVELS VIEW - DISCUSSION [J]. ETHICS, 1989, 100 (01) : 149 - 156

[2] [Anonymous], 2007, AFTER VIRTUE

[3] THE ALLEGED MORAL REPUGNANCE OF ACTING FROM DUTY [J]. JOURNAL OF PHILOSOPHY, 1984, 81 (04) : 197 - 220

[4] BARON M, 1989, MIND VALUE CULTURE E, P269

[5] Baron Marcia, 1988, HUME STUDIES, VXIV, P25, DOI DOI 10.1353/HMS.2011.0479

[6] GILLIGAN AND KOHLBERG - IMPLICATIONS FOR MORAL THEORY [J]. ETHICS, 1988, 98 (03) : 472 - 491

[7] CONLY S, 1985, AM PHILOS QUART, V22, P275

[8] PARTIALITY, FAVORITISM AND MORALITY [J]. PHILOSOPHICAL QUARTERLY, 1986, 36 (144) : 357 - 373

[9] ETHICS AND IMPARTIALITY [J]. PHILOSOPHICAL STUDIES, 1983, 43 (01) : 83 - 99

[10] COTTINGHAM J, 1983, PHILOS STUD, V43, P88