In After Virtue , Alasdair MacIntyre writes of G.E. Moore’s emotivism: “This is great silliness of course; but it is the great silliness of highly intelligent and perceptive people.”
In After Virtue , Alasdair MacIntyre writes of G.E. Moore’s emotivism: “This is great silliness of course; but it is the great silliness of highly intelligent and perceptive people.”