The Philosophy of G.E. Moore

Table of contents

• The Philosophy of G. E. Moore i
• Title Page v
• General Introduction* to “the Library of Living Philosophers” vii
• Table of Contents xi
• Preface xiii
• Prefatory Note to the Second Edition xvi
• Prefatory Note to the Third Edition xvii
• An Autobiography 1
• 1: Certain Features in Moore's Ethical Doctrines 41
• 2: Moore's Arguments Against Certain Forms of Ethical Naturalism 69
• 3: Obligation and Value in the Ethics of G. E. Moore 91
• 4: The Alleged Independence of Goodness 111
• 5: The Logical Structure of G. E. Moore's Ethical Theory 135
• 6: Moore's Theory of Moral Freedom and Responsibility 177
• 7: Moore's Theory of Sense-Data 201
• 8: Moore's “the Refutation of Idealism 223
• 9: Paul Marhenke 253
• 10: On How We Know That Material Things Exist 281
• 11: Moore's “defence of Common Sense” 299
• 12: The Notion of Analysis in Moore's Philosophy 319
• 13: Moore and Ordinary Language 343
• 14: Moore's Paradox 369
• 15: Moore's “proof of an External World” 395
• 16: Moore's Technique 419
• 17: Propositions and Perceptions in the World of G. E. Moore 451
• 18: Some Queries Concerning Moore's Method 481
• 19: Moore's Influence 515
• Bibliography of the Writings of G. E. Moore 689
• Index 703

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