‘The right and the good’ and W. D. Ross's criticism of consequentialism

Royal Institute of Philosophy Supplement 47:175-195 (2000)
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The theme announced for these lectures is the philosophy of value. It may seem that moral philosophy, along with aesthetics, the philosophy of art, the philosophy of environment … ought to be a proper part of the philosophy of value. I have chosen mottoes to illustrate the dangers of that supposition

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