IF WE UNDERSTAND intuitionism broadly, as the view that at least some basic moral truths are non-inferentially known, and in that very minimal sense known intuitively, the view is very old.
An edition of The Good in the Right
(2004)
The good in the right
a theory of intuition and intrinsic value
by Robert Audi
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