ムーアを巡るピグーとケインズとの思想対立
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The purpose of this paper is to examine A. C. Pigou's ethical thought during the years between 1903-1912. Moore's Principia Ethica (1903) had a strong influence on the Cambridge philosophy, especially on young students including J. M. Keynes. The influence on Pigou, however, was more limited, for Pigou had already been an earnest pupil of H. Sidgwick. The conclusion is as follows: Both Pigou and Keynes accepted Principia Ethica partially. Pigou had approved the conservative aspects of the book to reconcile Sidgwick and Moore. On the other hand, Keynes had accepted rather radical aspects of it. In particular, the doctrine of organic good was vitally important to him in order to rebel against traditional morals.
- 2004-06-20