History of Ethical Philosophy (Members Only)

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History of Ethical Philosophy


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Our digital history of ethical philosophy concerns itself with values and right and wrong behavior in the context of those values. It tries to define foundational concepts: good and evil, right and wrong, virtue and vice, justice and crime.

Our maps of ethical philosophy draw upon philosophers from ancient Greece and Rome, the social philosophy of China, and the canon of Christianity and Judaism.

That said, here’s our assortment… please enjoy! When you’re done perusing a map, click the ⇠ back arrow link in the upper left of your screen (not the < link), and you’ll be back here. Any problems, please get in touch at terrence@wisdommaps.info.


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Index

Aristotle: The PhilosopherThe Teacher The Statesman | Plato: The AcademyBeliefsThe ArtistThe LawmakerThe MetaphysicistThe Utopian | The Moralist | Socrates: The PhilosopherThe TeacherDeath | Cassius Dio | Cato the Elder: BackgroundWritingsLegacy | Catullus | Cicero: BackgroundBeliefsWritings | Dio Chrysostom | Ennius | Epictetus | Eusebius | Horace | Julius Caesar | Juvenal | Lactantius | Lucan | Lucretius: Writings | Panaetius of Rhodes | | Philo | Plautus | Plotinus | Seneca the Younger: BeliefsWritings | Cynicism | Epicureanism | Stoicism: Zeno of CitiumPanaetius of RhodesPosidoniusStatiusRufus | Skepticism: CarneadesLyceumPyrrho | Epicureanism: Epicurus | Chinese Social PhilosophyYang ZhuConfucius: Background | Confucianism: Confucian ClassicsConcernsPoliticsMoralityThe Way of the Higher ManLegacy | LegalismDaoismMencius: BackgroundBeliefsPolitics | Mo-Tzu | Xunzi | Zhuangzi | Christianity: Origins | Apostles: John: WritingsPaul: BackgroundMissionsBeliefs | Peter | Disciples | Gospels | Early Christianity: Moral CodeSacramentsRitualDoctrineOrthodoxyCreedsMonasticism | Jesus of Nazareth: Life and Teachings AchievementsFinal BreakDeath and TransfigurationPerceptionScholarship | Church Fathers: Augustine | Literature: OrigenTertullianApologistsLiterary Tradition | Modern Scholarship: Higher Criticism | JudaismPeople of the Book: Book of Genesis | Prophets: JeremiahIsaiahMosaic Code


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elsewhere in history



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