Meta-Ethics
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- Created on: 29-04-19 21:58
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- Meta-Ethics
- Naturalism
- F.H. Bradley
- absolutists and cognitivists
- moral judgements are truth claims
- Theological Naturalists: goodness is linked to the will of God as seen in nature.
- Hedonic Naturalists: goodness as a fact of pleasure of happiness
- Intuitionism
- morality is perceived through intuition
- good cannot be defined
- G.E Moore
- ~We recognise goodness when we see it ~Naturalistic Fallacy: moral statements cannot be defined as either true or false using evidence
- H.A Pritchard
- W.D Ross
- ~Certain types of actions are right (prima facie duties) ~Seven prima facie duties should be followed, if they conflict choose the one we think to be right in the situation
- Naturalism
- Phillipa Foot
- Naturalism
- F.H. Bradley
- absolutists and cognitivists
- moral judgements are truth claims
- Theological Naturalists: goodness is linked to the will of God as seen in nature.
- Hedonic Naturalists: goodness as a fact of pleasure of happiness
- Naturalism
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