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Utilitas | 2002

The Collapse of Virtue Ethics

Brad Hooker

Virtue ethics is normally taken to be an alternative to consequentialist and Kantian moral theories. I shall discuss what I think is the most interesting version of virtue ethics – Rosalind Hursthouses. I shall then argue that her version is inadequate in ways that suggest revision in the direction of a kind of rule-consequentialism.


Analysis | 2001

Cudworth and Quinn

Brad Hooker

If the Divine Command Theory is correct, then, if God were to command that we torture an innocent child to death, this command would make torturing an innocent child to death morally right. It is not true that, if God were to command that we torture an innocent child to death, this command would make torturing an innocent child to death morally right. Therefore, the Divine Command Theory is incorrect.


Archive | 2001

Ideal Code, Real World: A Rule-Consequentialist Theory of Morality

Brad Hooker


Archive | 2000

Ideal Code, Real World

Brad Hooker


Archive | 2000

Well-Being and Morality: Essays in Honour of James Griffin

James Griffin; Roger Crisp; Brad Hooker


Mind | 1996

ROSS-STYLE PLURALISM VERSUS RULE-CONSEQUENTIALISM

Brad Hooker


Archive | 2000

Morality, Rules, and Consequences: A Critical Reader

Brad Hooker; Elinor Mason; Dale E. Miller


Archive | 2004

Procedural and substantive practical rationality

Brad Hooker; Bart Streumer


Thinking about Reasons | 2013

Why There Really Are No Irreducibly Normative Properties

Bart Streumer; David Bakhurst; Brad Hooker; Margaret Olivia Little


Analysis | 1994

Is rule-consequentialism a rubber duck?

Brad Hooker

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