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The history of Western ethics
Brian Duignan (ed.)
New York: Britannica Educational Pub. in association with Rosen Educational Services (2011)
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For Hare, the question “Why should I be moral?” amounted to asking why one should act only on those judgments that one is prepared to universalize. His answer was that it may not be possible to give such a reason to a person who does ...Author's Profile
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