Ethics, Dead and Alive

Accordingly argument asserted aware beautiful better world Bloomsbury Group casuistry cause choice contrary corrupt course decide decision defeat doctrine doubt emotivism emotivist esthetic ethical theory example exist exploitation fact feel G. E. Moore George Edward Moore ground happened harm human nature ideals inference integrity John Stuart Mill kill kind knew knowledge less Little Jack Horner live loyalty Lytton Strachey mankind means mind Moore Moore's moral moralists Moreover naturalistic fallacy negative capability never Nevertheless notion one's oneself organization past peace perhaps person philosophical Plato play politics prefer present Principia Principia Ethica principle problems psychological question reason relations rule rulers Russell Saint Stephen seems self-love sense side skill social society sort species struggle superego suppose sure survival tell thought tion true truth virtue wish worth doing things