The Naturalistic Fallacy

Richmond Journal of Philosophy 13 (2006)
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Abstract

The naturalistic fallacy is a source of much confusion. In what follows I will explain what G. E. Moore meant by the naturalistic fallacy, give modern day examples of it then mention some of the different types of views it has spawned. Finally, I will consider a few criticisms of it.

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