Formalism in Ethics and Non-Formal Ethics of Values. A New Attempt Toward the Foundation of an Ethical Personalism indicates, there are two parts to the 659 pages of the German original. Part I deals with the nature of values. Part II deals with the nature of the Person. Accordingly, we now set forth to make a general description of five major types of values with special attention to the relation they have to time. The types of values concerned are what Scheler called "non-moral values" in distinction from the "moral values" of good and evil. These will also be described in their relationship to time." /> Time structures among values - Frings Manfred S | sdvig press