Rule--moral, not a command 204. --a tool of analysis 204. Satisfaction--moral, creates new wants 208. --good and bad 217. Science--nature of interest in 111. --the preëminent moral means 237. --see art. Schurman, J. G.--referred to: 78. Self--interest in 105 ff. --involves sympathy 109. --dualism in self, how arises 216. --knowledge of 237. Selfishness--involved in immorality 216. Self-sacrifice--its moral nature 222. Sentimentality--immoral 113. --escape from, only through knowledge 120. --results from abstract idea of duty 157. --refined, equals sensuality 220. Shakespeare--quoted: on common good 131. Sidgwick, H.--quoted: on the hedonistic assumption 43; on utilitarian standard 53; on intuitional utilitarianism 54. --referred to: 14; 16; 18; 66; 111; 227. Society--its moral influence 146; 157. --its relation to obligation 152. --constituted by moral relationships 175. --development of, changes moral ideals 207. --see common good, institutions. Socrates--author of idea of reflective conscience 188. --initiator of modern ethical spirit 237. Sorley--referred to: 78; 111. Sovereignty--exists in common will and good 171. --ultimate possessed in humanity 173. Spencer, H.--believes in fixed social ideal 73 ff.; 235. --quoted: on pleasure as a necessary effect 68; not immediate object of desire 69; egoism and altruism 70 ff.; on ideal man 73; equilibrium of functions 74; on obligation 142; 143. --referred to: 16; 67; 72; 73; 74; 75; 76; 111; 125; 235. Stephen, L.--quoted: on feeling as universal motive 27; on sympathy 109 ff. --referred to: 16; 25; 67; 68; 78; 111; 165; 227. Struggle--when morality is a 212. --changed by Christianity into movement 225. --see conflict. Sully, J.--referred to: 17. Theory--ethical and conduct 1. --ethical, sub-divided 13. --ethical, not casuistry 89. --value of 186. Universal--a, lacking in hedonism 37. --Kant's emphasis of 80. --Kant's, formal 80; 85; 90. --Kant's, leads to conflict 87. --true, equals organization, 88; 90; 96. --bad action cannot be 221. --means a method, not a thing 136. --found in movement of character 234. --see law. Utilitarianism--is universalistic hedonism 13; 53. --defined by Mill, Sidgwick, Bain, 53. --criticized 54 ff. --assumes social order 63 ff. --combined with evolution 67. Virtue--change in nature of 211. --correlative to duty 225. --distinguished from merit 226. --is an interest of character 228. --two types of 229. --cardinal 230. Wants--see desires. Wilson (and Fowler)--referred to: 67. Will--Kant's good will 79. TRANSCRIBER'S CORRECTIONS