01731cam a22002054a 4500008004100000020001500041020001800056040000800074050002300082100002300105245008600128260005100214300001100265505111700276505001701393518001501410600003701425600002901462650003401491000815s2001    enk      b    001 0 eng    a0521800552  a9780521800556  aSDU00aB1647bH882 G 20011 aHutchinson, Brian,10aG.E. Moore's ethical theory :bresistance and reconciliation /cBrian Hutchinson.  aNew York :bCambridge University Press,c2001.  a219 p.8 aMachine generated contents note: 1 Simplicity, Indefinability, Nonnaturalness -- Lay of the Land -- The Argument for Indefinability 2 Good's Nonnaturalness -- Background -- -\: Later Refinements and Problems -- Final Refinements 3 The Paradoxof Ethics and Its Resolution -- The Paradox of Ethics -- Resolution of the Paradox 4 The Status of Ethics: Dimming the Future and -- Brightening the Past -- Dimming the Future -- Brightening the Past 5 The Origin of the Awareness of Good and the Theory -- of Common Sense -- The Origin of Our Awareness of Good -- Saving Common Sense 6 Moore's Argument Against Egoism -- Introduction -- Against a Metaphysical Self -- The Contradcton of Egoism , -- Moore on Sidgwick - 7 The Diagnosis of Egoism and the Consequences 8 Moore's Practical and Political Philosophy -- Introduction -- Necessary Rules -- Nonnecessary Rules -- Moore's Conservatism 9 Moore's Cosmic Conservatism -- The Dialectic of Innocence -- Moore's Diagnosis -- Critique of Religion 1o Cosmic Conservatism II -- Art between Politics and Religion -- Moore's Solution and Its Consequences Bibliography Index.8 aHKBU library  aYT2025 M1010aMoore, G. E.d1873-1958xEthics.10aMoore, G. E.d1873-1958. 0aEthics, Moderny20th century.