G. J. Warnock
Geoffrey James Warnock (1923–1995) was a prominent British philosopher and academic. He served as the Vice-Chancellor of Oxford University and was significantly involved in the field of ethics, philosophy of mind, and the theory of knowledge. Warnock made substantial contributions to the understanding of Immanuel Kant and J.L. Austin, among others.
Books
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1. The Object Of Morality
"The Object of Morality" explores the nature and foundation of moral judgments, examining whether morality is based on subjective preferences or objective truths. The author delves into the language of moral discourse, the role of intentions and consequences in ethical decision-making, and the societal and personal factors influencing moral behavior. Through a philosophical lens, the book critically assesses various ethical theories and seeks to clarify what truly constitutes the 'object' or core concern of moral considerations, aiming to provide a clearer understanding of what it means to live a morally good life.
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