David L. Norton is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Delaware and author of the highly regarded Personal Destinies: A Philosophy of Ethical Individualism.

"Norton has correctly characterized the way that many people today think about morality. . . . [He] makes a good case against moral minimalism and for a more developmental conception of the individual."

• PREFACEAcknowledgmentsIntroduction1Classical Liberalism: Individuality Recovered But Misdirected2Individuality Reconceived and Redirected: The Doctrine of Developmental Democracy3Implementation of Developmental Democracy: Focus Upon Adolescence4Meaningful Work to Meaningful Living: The Virtues and Politics5Responsibilities and Rights6Community as the Sociality of True IndividualsGood GovernmentNOTESINDEX

David L. Norton is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Delaware and author of the highly regarded Personal Destinies: A Philosophy of Ethical Individualism.

"Norton has correctly characterized the way that many people today think about morality. . . . [He] makes a good case against moral minimalism and for a more developmental conception of the individual."

• PREFACEAcknowledgmentsIntroduction1Classical Liberalism: Individuality Recovered But Misdirected2Individuality Reconceived and Redirected: The Doctrine of Developmental Democracy3Implementation of Developmental Democracy: Focus Upon Adolescence4Meaningful Work to Meaningful Living: The Virtues and Politics5Responsibilities and Rights6Community as the Sociality of True IndividualsGood GovernmentNOTESINDEX