William David RossNon-Fiction · Philosophy·1877–1971
Foundations of Ethics
Synopsis
William David Ross's 'Foundations of Ethics' is a seminal work in moral philosophy, offering a systematic exploration of ethical principles. This book delves into the nature of rightness, goodness, and moral obligation, presenting a detailed defense of intuitionism and deontology. It remains a crucial text for understanding 20th-century ethical thought.
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