Moore's Principia Ethica

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Focusing on the application of logic to ethical inquiry, George Edward Moore's work establishes a foundational framework for 20th-century ethical theory. He challenges false premises surrounding the definition of good, arguing that common sense beliefs are valid. The book's impact on notable philosophers like Russell and Wittgenstein underscores its significance in meta-ethics. This guide aims to make Moore's groundbreaking ideas accessible, highlighting their relevance in understanding contemporary ethical discourse.