| 21. | Sufficiently broadly defined, ethical intuitionism can be taken to encompass cognitivist forms of moral sense theory.
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| 22. | Opposing the completely deductive character of logicism, intuitionism emphasizes the construction of ideas in the mind.
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| 23. | Moreover, Sidgwick argues, intuitionism in its most defensible form is saturated with latent utilitarian presuppositions.
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| 24. | Huemer is understandably frustrated that so many people still misrepresent intuitionism and fail to take it seriously.
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| 25. | Brouwer's philosophy, called Intuitionism, started in earnest with Leopold Kronecker in the late 1800s.
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| 26. | As such, intuitionism is a variety of mathematical constructivism; but it is not the only kind.
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| 27. | Sentimentalists were, thus, often seen as relating to the schools of humanism and empirical ethical intuitionism.
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| 28. | Moral rationalism is similar to the rationalist version of ethical intuitionism; however, they are distinct views.
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| 29. | The original meaning of his intuitionism probably can not be completely disentangled from the intellectual milieu of that group.
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| 30. | Thus, contrary to what most ethicists have believed, there is no fundamental clash between intuitionism and utilitarianism.
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