Mention364793
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| so:text | The rules of moral reasoning are, basically, two, corresponding to the two features of moral judgment...When we are trying, in a concrete case, to decide what we ought to do, what we are looking for...is an action to which we can commit ourselves but which we are at the same time prepared to accept as exemplifying a principle of action to be prescribed for others in like circumstances ...f we cannot universalize the principle, it cannot become an ‘ought’. (en) |
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