Ethics.
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- 170 NOW
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170 NAD Creative solution finding | 170 NAD Creative solution finding | 170 Nic Nicomachean ethics of Aristotle/ translated by David Ross | 170 NOW Ethics. | 170 OSH Book of a man | 170 PAR V.2 On what matters | 170 PER Science and human values |
In the fields of value theory and of ethics we witness at present certain developments
which hold the greatest possible promise for the future of an empirically orientated
philosophy. Moore's analyses, the arguments of the deontologists, and the reinter-
pretations suggested by the emotivists have cut the ground from under traditional
theories and the traditional approach to ethics. We find ourselves at the threshold of a
new era in value theory and in ethics-an era in which an integration of what is factually
and logically tenable in the older views with the new insights can be achieved. We begin
to envision possibilities of interpretation which may be as significant for value theory and
for ethics as was Einstein's theory of relativity for modern physics. Both books here under
review are significant contributions to this reorientation.
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