In the introduction to Principia Ethica, GE Moore wrote that this thinker was the ethical writer whose opinions most closely resembled his own, except that this man wrongly denied the "principle of organic unities.
In the introduction to Principia Ethica, GE Moore wrote that this thinker was the ethical writer whose opinions most closely resembled his own, except that this man wrongly denied the "principle of organic unities." This man and his students' concept of "intrinsic value" was studied in two book length works by Roderick Chisholm, the foremost modern interpreter of this man's work. This author of The Origin of Our Ideas of Right and Wrong argued that mental phenomena are the main features of "inner perception." With his student Alexius Meinong, he championed the concept of "inner value," a theory expounded on in his Psychology from an Empirical Standpoint, which inspired the formation of Gestalt.  FTP, name this German thinker who formulated a concept of directed mental states which he called "intentionality," and who's also known for teaching Edmund Husserl.
In the introduction to Principia Ethica, GE Moore wrote that this thinker was the ethical writer whose opinions most closely resembled his own, except that this man wrongly denied the "principle of organic unities.
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