Robert E. Ewin

Robert E. Ewin, BA Syd., BPhil Oxon.

According to Robert E. Ewin, associate professor of philosophy at the University of Western Australia, in his 1993 Journal of Business Ethics article, "Corporate Loyalty: Its Objects and Its Grounds," loyalty is, among other things, an important motivation to duty.

According to Robert E. Ewin, associate professor of philosophy at the University of Western Australia, in his 1993 Journal of Business Ethics article, ,Corporate Loyalty: Its Objects and Its Grounds,, loyalty is, among other things, an important motivation to duty.

R. E. Ewin, associate professor of philosophy at the University of Western Australia, makes a more explicit declaration that Hobbes is definitely not a psychological egoist:
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Evident from the above passages, it is clear that Ewin makes no ambiguous position in asserting the non-egoistic nature of the Hobbesian moral scheme.
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If I judge moral actions by my appetites and aversions and if Ewin is correct about his speculation, then it must be the case that human beings will eventually desire to adopt a different moral system.
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Likewise, Ewin and Kavka have unsuccessfully attempted to dissuade me from an egoistic understanding of Hobbes.

Robert E. Ewin, BA Syd., BPhil Oxon.