Philosophy · Ethics & Aesthetics
From a Murdochian perspective, if a person looks at a beautiful sunset and immediately focuses on how it makes them feel, their experience would be considered:
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- 1A neutral act with no moral significance, as it does not involve interaction with another person.
- 2A failure of attention, as their ego is preventing them from appreciating the sunset for its own sake.✓
- 3An example of a successful moral act, as they are attending to an external reality.
- 4A valid and essential part of the aesthetic and moral experience.
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A failure of attention, as their ego is preventing them from appreciating the sunset for its own sake.
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