A 1958 article titled for this discipline argues that it can't be advanced without a good philosophy of psychology and criticizes it for lacking opinion diversity.
A 1958 article titled for this discipline argues that it can't be advanced without a good philosophy of psychology and criticizes it for lacking opinion diversity. Egoism, intuitionism, and a third approach to this discipline are discussed in the best-known work of Henry Sidgwick. A project carried out in this discipline since the Enlightenment has wrongly discarded its core ancient concepts according to a 1981 book by Alistair MacIntyre that furthered the "aretaic turn." The term (*) "consequentialism" was introduced in a paper titled for this discipline written by G. E. M. Anscombe. Problems in this discipline include Philippa Foot's "trolley problem." The concept of "virtue" was revived in the late 20th century in Â– for 10 points Â– what branch of philosophy that studies right and wrong?
A 1958 article titled for this discipline argues that it can't be advanced without a good philosophy of psychology and criticizes it for lacking opinion diversity.
ethics [or ethical philosophy; or moral philosophy; accept virtue ethics or The Methods of Ethics; accept "Modern Moral Philosophy"] 