Part I. Introduction

1. Contextualizing Dewey's 1932 Ethics

Gregory Pappas

2. Dewey’s Independent Factors in Moral Action

Steven Fesmire

Part II. Commentary on the Chapters of the 1932 Ethics

3. Moral Holism and the Pragmatist Character

Stephane Madelrieux

4. Forming New Ends Creatively

Federico Lijoi

5. Dewey, Kant, and the Problem of Moral Change

Conor Morris

6. What Exactly is the Place of Virtue in Dewey’s Ethics?

Roberto Frega

7. The Interplay Between Emotion and Reason: The Role of Sympathy in Moral Judgment

Celine Henne

8. The Identity of Self and Act: Pluralism, Growth, and our Social Interest

Steven Levine

9. Democracy and the Problem of Domination: A Deweyan Perspective

Justo Serrano Zamora

Part III. Historical and Systematic Perspectives

10. Dewey’s Fully Embedded Ethics

Robera Dreon

11. Psychology, Moral Theory, and Politics: Dewey’s Mature Theory of Interest in the 1932 Ethics

Matteo Santarelli

12. Duties and the Ethical Space of Claims in Dewey’s 1932 Ethics

Mathias Girel

13. Moral Theory and Anti-Theory in Dewey’s 1932 Ethics

Sarin Marchetti

14. Rationality as a Moral Problem: Dewey and Williams on the Role of Theory in Moral Reflection

Jorg Volbers