Why Should I Be Moral? A Reconsideration

Review of Metaphysics 12 (4):570 - 588 (1959)
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Before we can approach an answer we need to distinguish various meanings of the question and determine what the ultimate question is. In doing this it will be necessary first to analyze some of the principal terms in the question, particularly the terms "I," "why," and "moral."

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