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act-utilitarianism action actual duty answer argue argument Aristotle basic ethical basic principles believe beneficence Butler chaps Chapter claim criterion Crito definition deontological theories deontologist descriptive relativism desire determinism egoist equally ethical and value ethical egoism ethical or value evil example experiences facie duty fact G. E. Moore greatest balance happiness hedonism hedonist hold intrinsic value intuitionism intuitionists justified Kant kinds of satisfactoriness least logically maxim means meta-ethical moral judgments moral philosophy moral point moral responsibility moral value morally right non-hedonists nonmoral sense nonmoral value normative ethics normative theory one's open question argument particular judgments pleasure point of view prima facie duty principle of benevolence principle of justice principle of utility promises psychological psychological egoism question reason relativism right or obligatory Ross rule-utilitarian rules seems simply situation Socrates theory of obligation things tion traits of character true utilitarianism value judgments