G.E. Moore's best known work also references them, while a philosophical work titled after them contains the section "Of Human Bondage" and is laid out as a series of (*) geometric axioms; that work was written by Baruch Spinoza.
An 1874 book by Henry Sidgwick purports to describe "the methods" of these, and Simone de Beauvoir wrote a short treatise about those "of ambiguity." G.E. Moore's best known work also references them, while a philosophical work titled after them contains the section "Of Human Bondage" and is laid out as a series of (*) geometric axioms; that work was written by Baruch Spinoza. For 10 points, give this term that describes the branch of philosophy that deals with the existence of morality.
An 1874 book by Henry Sidgwick purports to describe "the methods" of these, and Simone de Beauvoir wrote a short treatise about those "of ambiguity."
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