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One Ought to Do What One Thinks One Ought to Do
Dialogue 14 (4):667-670 (1975)
Abstract
R. E. Jennings has recently provided us with two formal renderings of the motto of the view he calls ‘pseudo-subjectivism’, viz., ‘One ought to do what one thinks one ought to do’. These renderings areMy notes
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