Originally published between 1921 and 2003, the 48 volumes in this set cover one of the most problematic areas of moral philosophy, and one which is a key component of many undergraduate philosophy degrees. The volumes in this set include volumes on all the main areas: Applied, normative, descriptive, consequentialist and metaethics and touch on the vital issues of objectivity and subjectivity, relativism and realism, reason and feeling, necessity and freedom.

Table of Contents:
1. Kathryn Pyne Addelson Moral passages : toward a collectivist moral theory 978-0-367-45771-6 2. Edited by Brenda Almond and Donald Hill Applied philosophy : morals and metaphysics in contemporary debate 978-0-367-45720-4 3. Robin Attfield A theory of value and obligation 978-0-367-86332-6 4. Renford Bambrough Moral scepticism and moral knowledge 978-0-367-45953-6 5. John H. Barnsley The social reality of ethics: the comparative analysis of moral codes 978-0-367-45963-5 6. Eunice Belgum Knowing better : an account of akrasia 978-0-367-47435-5 7. Amber Blanco-White Ethics for Unbelievers 978-0-367-49901-3 8. Pratima Bowes The Concept of Morality 978-0-367-90062-5 9. Victor Cosculluela The ethics of suicide 978-0-367-46249-9 10. Edited by Joseph P. DeMarco and Richard M. Fox New directions in ethics : the challenge of applied ethics 978-0-367-46840-8 11. R. S. Downie and Elizabeth Telfer Respect for persons. 978-0-367-89904-2 12. R. S. Downie Roles and values: an introduction to social ethics 978-0-367-90034-2 13. G. C. Field Moral Theory 978-0-367-46850-7 14. David Fisher Morality and the bomb : an ethical assessment of nuclear deterrence 978-1-003-02999-1 15. Warner Fite An Adventure in Moral Philosophy 978-0-367-46854-5 16. Alan H. Goldman Moral knowledge 978-0-367-46274-1 17. Pepita Haezrahi The Price of Morality 978-0-367-46635-0 18. John Harris Violence and responsibility 978-0-367-46897-2 19. Anthony Holiday Moral powers : normative necessity in language and history 978-0-367-47647-2 20. Stephen D. Hudson Human character and morality : reflections from the history of ideas 978-0-367-51175-3 21.C. E. M. Joad Common-sense Ethics 978-0-367-47050-0 22. Oliver A. Johnson The moral life 978-0-367-51238-5 23. John Kemp Reason, Action, and Morality 978-0-367-49865-8 24. Joel J. Kupperman The Foundations of Morality 978-0-367-49848-1 25. David Lamb Death, brain death and ethics 978-0-367-47761-5 26. David Lamb Organ transplants and ethics 978-0-367-49151-2 27. Berel Lang Writing and the moral self 978-0-367-49160-4 28. Keekok Lee A new basis for moral philosophy 978-0-367-49060-7 29. Hywel David Lewis Morals and Revelation 978-0-367-49910-5 30. William Lillie An Introduction to Ethics 978-0-367-47712-7 31. J. D. Mabbott An Introduction to ethics 978-0-367-50914-9 32. Bernard Mayo The philosophy of right and wrong : an introduction to ethical theory 978-0-367-47723-3 33. Alan Montefiore A Modern Introduction to Moral Philosophy 978-0-367-50332-1 34. Justin Oakley Morality and the emotions 978-0-367-49467-4 35. Jennifer Radden Madness and reason 978-0-367-50000-9 36. D. D. Raphael Moral Judgement 978-0-367-50886-9 37. Michael A. Slote Common-sense morality and consequentialism 978-0-367-50256-0 38. J. J. C. Smart Ethics persuasion and truth 978-0-367-50765-7 39. T. L. S. Sprigge The Rational Foundations of Ethics 978-0-367-50269-0 40. Robert Streiffer Moral relativism and reasons for action 978-0367-51257-6 41. Mary Sturt and Margaret Blanche Hobling Practical Ethics 978-0-367-50291-1 42. W. H. Thorpe Science, Man and Morals 978-0-367-50727-5 43. Jennifer Trusted Moral principles and social values 978-0-367-50450-2 44. J. O. Urmson The emotive theory of ethics 978-0-367-50468-7 45. Edited by G. Wallace and A. D. M. Walker The definition of morality 978-0-367-50952-1 46. Geoffrey James Warnock The object of morality 978-0-367-50732-9 47. Peter Winch Ethics and action 978-0-367-50751-0 48. C. A. Wringe Children's rights : a philosophical study 978-0-367-51417-4