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Morality is necessary for happiness
Philosophical Studies 174 (10):2613-2628 (2017)
Abstract
An argument for the eponymous conclusion is given through a series of hypothetical syllogisms, the most basic of which is as follows: morality is necessary for self-respect; self-respect is necessary for happiness; therefore, morality is necessary for happiness. Some of the most obvious objections are entertained and rejected.Author's Profile
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