The Good in the Right

Focusing on intuitionism, this book offers a thorough examination of a significant yet debated ethical approach that posits multiple moral principles accessible through direct knowledge. Robert Audi revitalizes W. D. Ross's influential ideas, positioning them as a credible alternative to utilitarian, Kantian, and Aristotelian ethics. By contextualizing intuitionism historically and enhancing Ross's formulation, Audi presents a reconstructed version that asserts itself as a viable contemporary ethical theory, moving beyond the overshadowing influence of G. E. Moore.