In a work partially named for this, G. E. Moore introduces his idea of the Naturalistic Fallacy.
A 1958 book by G. E. M. Anscombe coined the term consequentialism, which is a normative theory of this concept. In a work partially named for this, G. E. Moore introduces his idea of the Naturalistic Fallacy. One well known book named for this explains the author's ideas on God, free will, and emotions in "geometrical order" and has a section entitled "Of Human Bondage." Kant's Critique of Practical Reason deals primarily with this subject and relies on his categorical imperative. For ten points, name this branch of philosophy concerned with right or wrong, which titles a work by Spinoza as well as one by Aristotle which was edited by his son, Nicomachus.
A 1958 book by G. E. M. Anscombe coined the term consequentialism, which is a normative theory of this concept.
{Ethics} [prompt on morality]