Francis Dunlop is Honorary Lecturer at the University of East Anglia, UK.

'This is a book which deserves to generate a lot of interest... In fact, what struck me most from reading this book was what an excellent text book it would make for an undergraduate course on sexual ethics... the translation is excellent, readable and crisp.' The Philosophical Quarterly

• Contents: Preface by Roger Scruton; Translator's introduction; Kolnai's introdution. Part I The Justification of Sexual Ethics: The ethical experience of sex; Relativism and immoralism; What can we expect from sexual ethics? Part II Sexual Ethics in General: Sex: its aspects of conditionality, intentionality and goal-directedness; Special features of sex; The sexes; Basic principles of sexual ethics. Part III Detailed Problems of Sexual Ethics: Particular ethical distinctions in sex; Questions relating to monogamy; Questions relating to normality; Ways of dealing with sex. Part IV Sexual Morality and Society: The sexual ethical claim of 'society'; Moral questions of special importance for society; Sexual ethics and culture. Bibliography; Index.

Francis Dunlop is Honorary Lecturer at the University of East Anglia, UK.

'This is a book which deserves to generate a lot of interest... In fact, what struck me most from reading this book was what an excellent text book it would make for an undergraduate course on sexual ethics... the translation is excellent, readable and crisp.' The Philosophical Quarterly

• Contents: Preface by Roger Scruton; Translator's introduction; Kolnai's introdution. Part I The Justification of Sexual Ethics: The ethical experience of sex; Relativism and immoralism; What can we expect from sexual ethics? Part II Sexual Ethics in General: Sex: its aspects of conditionality, intentionality and goal-directedness; Special features of sex; The sexes; Basic principles of sexual ethics. Part III Detailed Problems of Sexual Ethics: Particular ethical distinctions in sex; Questions relating to monogamy; Questions relating to normality; Ways of dealing with sex. Part IV Sexual Morality and Society: The sexual ethical claim of 'society'; Moral questions of special importance for society; Sexual ethics and culture. Bibliography; Index.

Francis Dunlop is Honorary Lecturer at the University of East Anglia, UK.

'This is a book which deserves to generate a lot of interest... In fact, what struck me most from reading this book was what an excellent text book it would make for an undergraduate course on sexual ethics... the translation is excellent, readable and crisp.' The Philosophical Quarterly

• Contents: Preface by Roger Scruton; Translator's introduction; Kolnai's introdution. Part I The Justification of Sexual Ethics: The ethical experience of sex; Relativism and immoralism; What can we expect from sexual ethics? Part II Sexual Ethics in General: Sex: its aspects of conditionality, intentionality and goal-directedness; Special features of sex; The sexes; Basic principles of sexual ethics. Part III Detailed Problems of Sexual Ethics: Particular ethical distinctions in sex; Questions relating to monogamy; Questions relating to normality; Ways of dealing with sex. Part IV Sexual Morality and Society: The sexual ethical claim of 'society'; Moral questions of special importance for society; Sexual ethics and culture. Bibliography; Index.