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    The phenomena of self-criticism and accountability testif... — Carmelics
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    Supports→There exists an a priori, intuitive sense for values in human beings

    The phenomena of self-criticism and accountability testify to an intuitive sense for values

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    The same kind of argument used in the previous work, which begins with complex “facts” and reasons to their necessary conditions, is used in the Ethics. Hartmann held that the phenomena of moral exemplarity, the idealization of moral types, the phenomena of self-criticism and accountability, conscience, and even the historical dominance of content-oriented virtue theory, all testify to an a priori, intuitive sense for values. But Hartmann does not erect an intuitionism of values out of this. A p

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