Walls and vaults: a natural science of morals (virtue ethics according to David Hume)

I. Introduction

pt. 1. Analysis and metaphysics

semantics, pragmatics, and logic

II. Virtue and vice

III. Moral judgments

IV. Species bias

pt. 2. Normative theories

V. Virtues agreeable and useful

VI. Hume's theory of right and wrong actions

pt. 3. An everywhere relevant distinction

VII. That species of utility that attends justice

VIII. The logical possibility of justice utility

IX. The real possibility of justice utility : how systems with it come to be and are maintained

pt. 4. And now at last the "first" question

X. Our interested obligation to virtue : why be moral?