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On Henry Sidgwick’s “My Station and Its Duties”
Ethics 125 (1):586-591 (2014)
Abstract
This is a retrospective essay on Henry Sidgwick's "My Station and Its Duties" written to mark the 125th anniversary of Ethics. It engages with Sidgwick's remarks on the kind of ethical expertise that the moral philosopher possesses and on his approach to practical ethics generally.Author's Profile
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