I. The evaluative frameworks
1. A personal preface
2. Morals matter
3. The historical legacy
4. Pressures on the persons framework
5. The crisis in framework
II. The nonperson in law
6. Legal considerateness
7. The nonperson in a position of legal disadvantage
III. the nonperson in moral thought
8. Moral considerateness
9. Unorthodox moral viewpoints
IV. What can we demand/expect of a moral framework?
10. Moral monism
11. Calling moral monism to question
12. Foundations for moral pluralism
13. The logics of moral discourse: prescriptions
14. Character and other attributes
V. Moral pluralism: application and theory
15. The utility planes
16. The nonutility planes
17. A meta-ethical unwinding