Titlebook: Ethical Intuitionism; W. D. Hudson Textbook 1967Latest edition W.D. Hudson 1967 ethics.philosophy

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, Class War and School Inspectors,erform it freely. The moral faculty, whether sense or reason, is reflexive; and it must be operative wherever there is virtue or vice. Shaftesbury said: ‘if he [sc. the agent] cannot reflect on what he himself does … so as to take notice of what is worthy or honest … he has not the character of bein

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-21749-6 conflict with beneficence; and either or both with gratitude, veracity, or justice.. Does this mean that a moral principle such as ‘One ought to preserve one’s life’ is self-evident, yet there are cases where one ought not to preserve one’s life? Price apparently thought so, but he refused to admit

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403978240uition; and, if men do not know them, their defect of intuition is comparable either to a defect of physical sight or of intellectual discernment. We will deal with the elements of this belief in turn.

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