The Meaning of Good—a Dialogue
1902
The Meaning of Good—a Dialogue, written by G. Lowes Dickinson and first published in 1902, is a philosophical exploration of the concept of 'Good' through a series of dialogues among characters with differing moral viewpoints. Set in a Swiss valley, the narrative revolves around a gathering of friends, particularly focusing on Philip Audubon, whose skepticism about universal Good challenges the beliefs of others. The work examines the tension between individual and collective definitions of morality, making it a significant contribution to moral philosophy.
