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Explore the foundational concepts of meta-ethics, focusing on naturalism, intuitionism, and emotivism. This study note delves into ethical theories, moral philosophy, and decision-making processes, highlighting key figures like Moore, Prichard, and Ayer. Understand how these theories shape our understanding of morality and ethical judgments. Ideal for students studying philosophy and ethics.

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