Unconscious Utilitarianism

The Monist 58 (3):468-474 (1974)
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Ordinary men are “unconscious utilitarians.” So says Sidgwick.

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10.5840/monist197458335

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Gertrude Ezorsky
PhD: New York University; Last affiliation: CUNY Graduate Center

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