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... ethical problems of science arise from these relationships . At one end , the universal basis of scientific knowl- edge is in the physical sciences , and they can produce most far - reaching results , for good or evil . The physical ...
... ethical problems of science arise from these relationships . At one end , the universal basis of scientific knowl- edge is in the physical sciences , and they can produce most far - reaching results , for good or evil . The physical ...
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... ethical feeling about those facts : sometimes they occur in sentences which simply express ethical feeling about a certain type of action , or situation , without making any state- ment of fact . But in every case in which one would ...
... ethical feeling about those facts : sometimes they occur in sentences which simply express ethical feeling about a certain type of action , or situation , without making any state- ment of fact . But in every case in which one would ...
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... ethical enquiries . We find that ethical philos- ophy consists simply in saying that ethical con- cepts are pseudo - concepts and therefore un- analysable . The further task of describing the different feelings that the different ethical ...
... ethical enquiries . We find that ethical philos- ophy consists simply in saying that ethical con- cepts are pseudo - concepts and therefore un- analysable . The further task of describing the different feelings that the different ethical ...
Contents
Knowledge as recollection The divided line | 5 |
Causality Free Will and Determinism | 31 |
A defense of necessary connection | 40 |
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