Oxford intuitionist school

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The Oxford intuitionist school was a group of early 20th-century British moral philosophers, including figures like H.A. Prichard and W.D. Ross, who argued that basic moral truths and duties are known through rational intuition rather than derived from empirical facts or consequences.

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