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"Hare's impressive achievement is to have developed a subtle analysis of the language of morals and in-depth examinations of particular moral conflicts to show how his concepts can be applied. His key distinction is that between descriptivity and prescriptivity of judgements, the former facilitating universalizability, the latter being the commendatory function of moral terms. More generally, with his broadly utilitarian thesis he attempts to reconcile teleological and deontological theories of ethics."

— Anthony Harrison-Barbet Philosophical Connections: HARE (1919–2002)