George Edward Moore, usually known as G. E. Moore, (1873 to 1958) was a distinguished and influential English philosopher. He was, with Bertrand Russell, Ludwig Wittgenstein, and (before them) Gottlob Frege, one of the founders of the analytic tradition in philosophy.
Chapters
1 Preface 10 min 2 Chapter 1: The Subject Matter of Ethics, part 1 29 min 3 Chapter 1: The Subject Matter of Ethics, part 2 29 min 4 Chapter 1: The Subject Matter of Ethics, part 3 35 min 5 Chapter 2: Naturalistic Ethics, part 1 29 min 6 Chapter 2: Naturalistic Ethics, part 2 28 min 7 Chapter 3: Hedonism, part 1 32 min 8 Chapter 3: Hedonism, part 2 36 min 9 Chapter 3: Hedonism, part 3 31 min 10 Chapter 3: Hedonism, part 4 34 min 11 Chapter 4: Metaphysical Ethics, part 1 28 min 12 Chapter 4: Metaphysical Ethics, part 2 29 min 13 Chapter 4: Metaphysical Ethics, part 3 27 min 14 Chapter 5: Ethics in Relation to Conduct, part 1 27 min 15 Chapter 5: Ethics in Relation to Conduct, part 2 28 min 16 Chapter 5: Ethics in Relation to Conduct, part 3 26 min 17 Chapter 5: Ethics in Relation to Conduct, part 4 29 min 18 Chapter 6: The Ideal, part 1 25 min 19 Chapter 6: The Ideal, part 2 28 min 20 Chapter 6: The Ideal, part 3 31 min 21 Chapter 6: The Ideal, part 4 31 min
