Ethical intuitionism--a restatement

Philosophical Quarterly 7 (28):193-203 (1957)
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The paper is a combination of criticism and defense of ethical intuitionism, Meaning by this the view that we have insights about such matters that we can know to be true. Although the thesis is accepted that intuition is an authentic source of ethical knowledge, Many of the claims of intuitionists are subjected to critical scrutiny

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