Titlebook: Dimensions of Dignity; The Moral Importance Dan Egonsson Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1998 Pet.enology.ethics.human

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A “Standard Attitude” (SA), at least in certain situations. This is an intuition which in one way or another is important to most of us—as a putative source of moral knowledge or as something we believe we have to fight against.

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Diskurs und moralisches Bewusstseinon is morally unimportant (at least in this type of case). And the opposite conclusion is reached if we sense a moral difference. This argument would be a non-starter if moral intuitions were not allowed to play some role in our moral thinking.

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Book 1998ivist may argue for a special human valueproceeding from the assumption that most of us believe or sense thatbeing human is something important .per se .and independently of,for instance, those properties that form the basis of personhood. Thisallows .all. human beings to have a share in this value.

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