Written by a great scholar, this is a classic of twentieth-century philosophy. It presents the pinnacle of ethical intuitionism, which was the dominant moral theory in British philosophy for much of the nineteenth and early twentieth century.
Sir David Ross Pořadí knih
Tento filozofický myslitel se proslavil především svými pracemi v oblasti etiky. Jeho přístup se zaměřoval na morální povinnosti a jejich komplexní povahu. Své myšlenky rozvíjel s důrazem na racionální zdůvodnění a intuitivní pochopení etických principů. Jeho dílo představuje klíčový příspěvek k deontologické etice.
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From the author's Preface I have tried simply to give an account of the main features of Aristotle's philosophy as it stands before us in his works. I have written little by way of criticism. It is especially true that the history of philosophy is an implicit criticism of the earlier systems of thought. What is true in Aristotle has become part, and no small part, of the heritage of all educated men; what is false has been gradually rejected, so that explicit criticism is now hardly necessary.
