Titlebook: Essays on the Moral Concepts; R. M. Hare Textbook 1972Latest edition R. M. Hare 1972 concept.ethics.moral.morality.philosophy

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-09261-1s to take me rather far afield, my excuse is, that the confusions which have beset the problem of free will are so deep-seated, that nothing short of a closer understanding of the nature of moral language will dispel them.

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Company Law and the Law of Successionognisable versions of mine, so also are a good many of Geach’s own arguments and in some cases examples.* Neither am I going to attack his main thesis that ‘good’ is an attributive adjective, since I agree with it..

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Geach: Good and Evil, the composite Aunt Sally which he calls ‘The Oxford Moralists’. I am not, however, concerned to defend this heterogeneous monster. In the stage-battle which Geach has with his creature I find myself engaged on both sides; for although some of the views of ‘The Oxford Moralists’ are more or less rec

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https://doi.org/10.1007/0-387-29487-2Out of the many sorts of inquiry for which the term ‘ethics’ has at one time or another been used, three groups of questions may be selected as the most important to distinguish from one another: