This philosopher proposed a thought experiment in which a missionary and a cannibal both know how  to use the word "good," but for the missionary it means "doing no murder," while for the cannibal it  means "productive of maximum scalps." The term "supervenience" was introduced into philosophy by  this thinker, who argued that ethical sentences are real y imperatives of prohibition in his most famous work. This philosophe
This philosopher proposed a thought experiment in which a missionary and a cannibal both know how  to use the word "good," but for the missionary it means "doing no murder," while for the cannibal it  means "productive of maximum scalps." The term "supervenience" was introduced into philosophy by  this thinker, who argued that ethical sentences are real y imperatives of prohibition in his most famous work. This philosopher suggested that you first ask your interlocutor "what level of thinking he is talking about," because "on this wil depend what moves in the game are permissible," in his essay, "How to  Argue with an Anti-Utilitarian." and attempted to give a positive answer to the question "Could Kant Have Been a Utilitarian?" For 10 points, identify this utilitarian philosopher best known for his meta-ethical approach of prescriptivism, as outlined in his 1952 book, The Language of Morals.
This philosopher proposed a thought experiment in which a missionary and a cannibal both know how  to use the word "good," but for the missionary it means "doing no murder," while for the cannibal it  means "productive of maximum scalps."
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