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'''Intuitionalism''' is a theory which says we cannot know what is [[good]] except by [[intuition]]. Its main proponent was analytic philosopher [[George Moore]]. | '''Intuitionalism''' is a theory which says we cannot know what is [[good]] except by [[intuition]]. Its main proponent was analytic philosopher [[George Moore]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:01, March 16, 2017
Intuitionalism is a theory which says we cannot know what is good except by intuition. Its main proponent was analytic philosopher George Moore.