It shares its name with the most famous work of Baruch Spinoza, as well as a "Nicomachean" treatise by Aristotle.
Charles Stevenson espoused an emotivist form of this, and G.E. Moore advocated an intuitionist form of it. The "virtue" form of it is distinct from consequentialism, which is par tof Jeremy Bentham's utilitarianism, and deontology, which is the form of it used in Immanuel Kant's categorical imperative. It shares its name with the most famous work of Baruch Spinoza, as well as a "Nicomachean" treatise by Aristotle. For 10 points, name this branch of philosophy that deals with right and wrong.
Charles Stevenson espoused an emotivist form of this, and G.E. Moore advocated an intuitionist form of it.
{ethics} [accept word forms; do not accept "{morality}"]