In this paper, following an analytical-critical method, I will try to give an analysis of Sidgwick’s ethical intuitionism. I will focus on his critical analysis of Common Sense Morality, which he has called “Dogmatic Intuitionism”, and state the moral principles which he has regarded as self-evident and absolutely valid ones. Then, through some critical reflections upon Sidgwick’s moral principles, I will try to answer to the question whether his principles are in fact self-evident and absolutely valid ones or not. I make some points to show that Sidgwick has wrongly assumed them as self-evident and absolutely valid principles.
abdol abadi, A. A. (2011). An Analysis and a Critique of Henry Sidgwick’s Ethical Intuitionism. Wisdom And Philosophy, 7(26), 103-118. https://doi.org/10.22054/wph.2011.5825
MLA
abdol abadi, A. A. "An Analysis and a Critique of Henry Sidgwick’s Ethical Intuitionism", Wisdom And Philosophy, 7, 26, 2011, 103-118. doi: 10.22054/wph.2011.5825
HARVARD
abdol abadi A. A. (2011). 'An Analysis and a Critique of Henry Sidgwick’s Ethical Intuitionism', Wisdom And Philosophy, 7(26), pp. 103-118. doi: 10.22054/wph.2011.5825
CHICAGO
A. A. abdol abadi, "An Analysis and a Critique of Henry Sidgwick’s Ethical Intuitionism," Wisdom And Philosophy, 7 26 (2011): 103-118, doi: 10.22054/wph.2011.5825
VANCOUVER
abdol abadi A. A. An Analysis and a Critique of Henry Sidgwick’s Ethical Intuitionism. Wisdom And Philosophy. 2011;7(26):103-118 (In Persian). doi: 10.22054/wph.2011.5825
