Winston Press, Minneapolis, MN, 1970, 1^st pr. thus.  ISBN 0-03-053796-7.  Trade soft cover, 477 pages including notes and Index.  Wraps have cover wear, some rubs, small creases and edge tears, light reading creases; binding sound.  Interior clean and unmarked with some pencil erasures; pages lightly tanned.  ‘Not for many years has there been a significant book written about ethics for our time.  Now Daniel Maguire offers us a whole new definition and treatment of the subject.  Writing out of twenty years’ experience in the field, he discusses the moral implications of modern theories ranging from Dadaism to B. F. Skinner, from sexual liberation to the politics of multinational corporations, and shows us how ethical choices are involved in both scientific reasoning and creative imagination.’ (from rear wrap)