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Reviewed on December 15, 2007
Boyd (philosophy, Azusa Pacific Univ.) presents an insightful account of natural law ethics, the view that ethical principles derive from the requirements of human nature. A prime obstacle to the acceptance of this type of ethics is that it transgresses the fact-value dichotomy. Boyd responds in detail to this objection, as well as to G.E. Moore's criticism of ethical naturalism. Although he defends natural law, ...Log In or Sign Up to Read More