Titlebook: Interventions in Ethics; D. Z. Phillips Book 1992 D. Z. Phillips 1992 essay.ethics.knowledge.morality.nature.oral discourse.philosophy

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The Presumption of Theory,ers in moral philosophy reprinted in . Why not? In all three contexts, Winch attacks the presumption of theory; theory which claims that . possesses the criteria of what is rational or worthwhile in human life. That presumption is so deeply engrained in contemporary moral philosophy that its practit

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Not in Front of the Children: Children and the Heterogeneity of Morals, any definite moral values. In exposing the child to definite moral judgements and beliefs, the impression is given that something is settled which in fact is a matter of opinion. There is a great variety of moral opinions on most questions. One moral opinion is just as valid as any other. Therefore

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Does It Pay To Be Good?,f justice is not a good to the just man, moralists who recommend it as a virtue are perpetrating a fraud’ (p. 100). The example of justice is incidental to the main contention, namely, that virtues can only be recommended if they constitute a good to the virtuous man. If virtues do not constitute su

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,In Search of the Moral ‘Must’: Mrs Foot’s Fugitive Thought,iderations, we want to say, . be taken into account. But what does this ‘must’ amount to? Many have thought that what is involved here can be brought out in terms of a distinction between hypothetical and categorical imperatives. Foot is suspicious of this distinction: ‘That moral judgements cannot

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