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1. THE boundaries of the study called Ethics are variously and often vaguely conceived : but they will perhaps be sufficiently defined, at the outset, for the purposes of the present treatise, if a 'Method of Ethics' is explained to mean any rational procedure by which we determine what individual human beings 'ought'-or what it is 'right' for them-to do, or to seek to realise by voluntary action. Read the first page
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1. THE boundaries of the study called Ethics are variously and often vaguely conceived : but they will perhaps be sufficiently defined, at the outset, for the purposes of the present treatise, if a 'Method of Ethics' is explained to mean any rational procedure by which we determine what individual human beings 'ought'-or what it is 'right' for them-to do, or to seek to realise by voluntary action. Read the first page
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