text: An ethicist at this university described a man who'd save a stranger from a fire over his own wife as having "one thought too many" in "Persons, Character, and Morality."
full_question: An ethicist at this university described a man who'd save a stranger from a fire over his own wife as having "one thought too many" in "Persons, Character, and Morality." An Antidote Against Atheism was written by Henry More here. Prior to UC-Berkeley, the author of Ethics and the Limits of Philosophy and "Moral Luck," Bernard Williams, taught at this university, which names a group that melded Christian theology with Platonism. Its university press publishes Texts in the History of Philosophy in green paperback covers. Frank Ramsey invited Ludwig Wittgenstein to teach at this university as analytic philosophy was first developed at it by G.E. Moore and Bertrand Russell. For 10 points, name this British university which resisted the "ordinary language" philosophy of its older rival, Oxford.
first_sentence: An ethicist at this university described a man who'd save a stranger from a fire over his own wife as having "one thought too many" in "Persons, Character, and Morality."
raw_answer: Cambridge University [generously accept either underlined part of University of California - Berkeley before "Antidote" is read, even though Williams started there 7 years after he wrote the essay in the 1st sentence; accept Cambridge Platonists after "Antidote" is read]