"This is a wonderful little book."--Robert Hollinger, Iowa State University<br> "The quality of this book, the writing, and its organization are outstanding. Its strengths are the way it organizes ethics around a central question, its broad scope, and, in particular, that it is carefully and conscientiously crafted. This is one of the finest historical introductions to ethics I have encountered."--John G. Messerly, Austin Community College<br> "Why Be Good provides a valuable introduction to the history of moral thought that is regrettably lacking in the many survey-type texts that focus ineffectively on available ethics theories to the detriment of the rationale behind them."--Joel Whittemore, McMurry University<br>
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; INTRODUCTION; 1. Plato; 2. Aristotle; 3. Christianity; 4. Aquinas; 5. Hobbes; 6. Hume; 7. Kant; 8. Mill; 9. Nietzsche; 10. Virtue after Nietzsche; CONCLUSION