The General Nature of a Moral Duty

Philosophy 28 (104):41 - 57 (1953)
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Abstract

I propose in this article to reconsider, in the light of some recent developments in the theory of knowledge, certain general questions about the nature of duty. In particular, I propose to consider the question of the relation between our moral duties on the one hand, and our knowledge or ignorance of facts and of moral principles on the other.

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