open-question argument

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The open-question argument is G. E. Moore’s influential philosophical critique of ethical naturalism, claiming that no proposed naturalistic definition of “good” can capture its meaning because it always remains an intelligible open question whether that definition is truly good.

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Seneca the Younger → notableWork → open-question argument ⓘ

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