A Preference-based Theory Of Well-being And A Rule-utilitarian Theory Of Morality

Vienna Circle Institute Yearbook 5:285-300 (1998)
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Ethics deals with two basic problems. One is what to do to have a good life from our own personal point of view, which I shall call the problem of personal wellbeing The other is what to do to have a good life from a moral point of view, which I shall call the problem of morality

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