Ethics: Inventing Right and WrongPenguin, 1977 - 249 páginas |
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Página 48
... true good . So too does the argument from queerness ; we can still ask what this objectively prescriptive rightness of the true goal can be , and how this is linked on the one hand with the descriptive features of this goal and on the ...
... true good . So too does the argument from queerness ; we can still ask what this objectively prescriptive rightness of the true goal can be , and how this is linked on the one hand with the descriptive features of this goal and on the ...
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... true : I shall discuss this after examining a possible third stage of universalization . In any case the logical thesis has little bearing on the substantive practical principle : we could adopt , or reject , the latter whether the ...
... true : I shall discuss this after examining a possible third stage of universalization . In any case the logical thesis has little bearing on the substantive practical principle : we could adopt , or reject , the latter whether the ...
Página 184
... true in Hume's time , and if it was true it was a good reason for the conclusion that he drew from it . But it is evidently no longer true , and the same line of argument would now support the opposite conclusion . It is now utterly ...
... true in Hume's time , and if it was true it was a good reason for the conclusion that he drew from it . But it is evidently no longer true , and the same line of argument would now support the opposite conclusion . It is now utterly ...
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Patterns of objectification | 42 |
Good in moral contexts | 59 |
The meaning of ought | 73 |
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