Mind, Volume 75Oxford University Press, 1966 A journal of philosophy covering epistemology, metaphysics, philosophy of language, philosophy of logic, and philosophy of mind. |
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... utilitarian rules and utilitarian principles are not distinct in any significant respect . Utilitarian rules are peculiar in the respect that they can be used to judge other rules , such as ' One ought not to lie ' , as well as rules of ...
... utilitarian rules and utilitarian principles are not distinct in any significant respect . Utilitarian rules are peculiar in the respect that they can be used to judge other rules , such as ' One ought not to lie ' , as well as rules of ...
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... utilitarian- ism . Classical utilitarianism or indeed any normative utilitarian theory need not rest quietly in the teleological cast Toulmin has given it . Thus the inability of restricted utilitarianism to handle utilitarian rules is ...
... utilitarian- ism . Classical utilitarianism or indeed any normative utilitarian theory need not rest quietly in the teleological cast Toulmin has given it . Thus the inability of restricted utilitarianism to handle utilitarian rules is ...
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... utilitarian can make use of any considerations that the rule - utilitarian raises , but not conversely . For example , the act - utilitarian can always consider whether a given action will lead to a harmful precedent . In considering ...
... utilitarian can make use of any considerations that the rule - utilitarian raises , but not conversely . For example , the act - utilitarian can always consider whether a given action will lead to a harmful precedent . In considering ...
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ADAMS E M Mental Causality 552 | 1 |
WHITEConscious and Unconscious Motives 155 | 45 |
DRETSKE F I Ziring Ziderata 211 | 58 |
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accept action agent akrasia analysis answer of type appeal to consequences appears argue argument Aristotle arithmetical assertion Austin baseball glove behaviour bookstore Bradley Carnap causal cause characteristics claim colour concept consequences deontological desire discussion distinction example experience explanation expressions F. H. Bradley fact false formal function given Hintikka illocutionary illocutionary force James judgment kind knowledge language linguistic locutionary act logical London material implication meaning ment mental metalogical metaphysics metastatement mind mistake mistaken moral negation ordinary P-formula P-sentence particular performing an act perlocutionary acts person phatic phenomenology philosophical possible prediction primary recognition principle problem proposition punishment question raven reason recognize reference relation relevant responsibility rules secondary recognition seems sense sense-data sentence simply situation sort spectator speech act statement suppose teleological theory things tion total speech true truth University usage utilitarian utterance words wrong ziderata zideratum zire