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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Wrongness and Harm,use all of us are founding our moral judgements upon the consequences, by way of good or harm to people’s interests, that are likely to follow from alternative courses of action. This common element distinguishes both of the parties from those other philosophers who use the term ‘consequentialist’ a

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,Investigation into a company’s affairs,ity and rigour. My change of plan has made desirable a change of title, though the aim of my paper has not been substantially redirected. Like Mr Gellner, I must disclaim any intention of attempting accurate exegesis of Kant or of anyone else.

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Marcelo J. Borges,Susana B. Torreserience pain but not dislike it, whether pain logically entails suffering, and the like. I shall leave undiscussed the precise relations between disliking something and thinking of it as an evil, and between being caused to suffer and undergoing an evil.

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CLEAR

Pain and Evil,erience pain but not dislike it, whether pain logically entails suffering, and the like. I shall leave undiscussed the precise relations between disliking something and thinking of it as an evil, and between being caused to suffer and undergoing an evil.

oblique

Freedom of the Will,s 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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