Bradley’s Critiques of Utilitarian and Kantian Ethics

Idealistic Studies 14 (1):67-83 (1984)
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In Ethical Studies, F. H. Bradley provided critiques of utilitarian and Kantian ethics in which he employs both psychological and moral arguments to demonstrate their inadequacies as ethical theories. In this article I want to show that Bradley’s psychological arguments are more effective against utilitarianism than his moral arguments, but that his moral arguments are more effective against Kantianism than his psychological arguments.

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