1 - Monism, pluralism, and conflict
2 - Conflict
3 - Maximization
4 - Ought and can
5 - Act and agent evaluations
6 - The unity of the good, commensurability, and comparability
7 - Courage, the doctrine of the mean, and the possibility of emotional and evaluative coherence
8 - Dirty hands and ordinary life
9 - Dirty hands and conflicts of value and desires in Aristotle's ethics
10 - Friendship and morality: some difficult relations
11 - Some problems with counter-examples in ethics
