Philosophical Studies 115 (2):197 - 200 (2003)
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This article argues that attitudinal hedonism is false as atheory of what is intrinsically good for us because it impliesthat nothing is intrinsically good for someone who does nothave the psychological capacity for the propositional attitudeof enjoyment even if he has other important mental capacitiesthat humans have.
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| Keywords | Philosophy Philosophy Epistemology Logic Philosophy of Mind Philosophy of Religion |
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| Reprint years | 2004 |
| DOI | 10.1023/A:1025030803776 |
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