Three rival versions of moral enquiry: encyclopaedia, genealogy, and tradition ; being Gifford Lectures delivered in the University of Edinburgh in 1988

Cover -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Introduction -- Chapter I: Adam Gifford's Project in Context -- Chapter II: Genealogies and Subversions -- Chapter III: Too Many Thomisms? -- Chapter IV: The Augustinian Conception of Moral Enquiry -- Chapter V: Aristotle and/or/against Augustine: Rival Traditions of Enquiry -- Chapter VI: Aquinas and the Rationality of Tradition -- Chapter VII: In the Aftermath of Defeated Tradition -- Chapter VIII: Tradition against Encyclopaedia: Enlightened Morality as the Superstition of Modernity -- Chapter IX: Tradition against Genealogy: Who Speaks to Whom?