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Paradigms of ethical inquiry

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    B. C. Birchall

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To be in a position to disclose the possible confusions and false beliefs which “usage”, even if widespread, may reflect, we need to adopt a more radical approach in ethical inquiry than the contemporary preoccupation with “meanings” and “technical devices” such as the “naturalistic fallacy”.

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Birchall, B.C. Paradigms of ethical inquiry. J Value Inquiry 13, 85–102 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00147748

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