The ancient Greek philosopher Plato (424/423-348/347 ?BCE) ?held that “good” actions are…

The ancient Greek philosopher Plato (424/423-348/347 ?BCE) ?held that “good” actions are imperfect instantiations or shadows of the ideal form of”Goodness,” ?which for him constituted the level of reality. The English philosopher G. ?E. ?Moore (1873-1958) ?held that goodness is a specific quality that attaches itself to people or acts. Although weY observe it, ?weY its presence. Some philosophers have held that moral properties such as goodness are, or based on other well-known qualities such ascourage or generosity. Other philosophers attempt to explain moral reality as amatter, perhaps as a certain type of fit between actions and situations orbetween actions and our innate sensibilities