Love,Friendship,andWell-BeingAReplytotheMoral分析.docVIP

Love, Friendship, and Well-Being: A Reply to the “Moral Schizophrenia” Argument Against Modern Ethical Theories Section 1 Michael Stocker famously argued that someone moved by the justifications of modern ethical theories (METs) can’t attain certain goods, including the great goods of friendship and love. The problem isn’t that the theories don’t recommend pursuing friendship and love, but that they do so for reasons that can’t motivate friends and lovers. Friends and lovers, insofar as they act and feel out of friendship and love, must be moved by thoughts that pick out their particular loved