Being reasonably moral : Prichard and the mistake of moral philosophy
The question ‘Why ought we to do what we think we ought to do?’ was said by H.A. Prichard to be an improper question, manifesting erroneous presuppositions about the nature of moral reasoning. Moral rationalists think it a legitimate question, and they maintain that we are rationally justified in ac...
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King's College London (University of London)
2015
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