Principia Ethica

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In an era marked by profound philosophical inquiry, "Principia Ethica" by G. E. Moore emerges as a pivotal text that challenges conventional notions of morality. Moore meticulously examines the concept of "good," arguing against the reduction of ethical values to natural properties, a stance that has sparked extensive debate in ethical theory. His introduction of the "open question argument" serves as a cornerstone for understanding moral language and its implications. Ideal for students, philosophers, and ethicists, this work invites readers to grapple with the complexities of ethical reasoning and the nature of moral truths. Engage with Moore's insights to explore the foundations of ethics and the enduring questions that shape our moral landscape.

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