According to Hursthouse, "An ethical theory is self-effacing if, roughly, whatever it claims justifies a particular action, or makes it right, had better not be the agent's motive for doing it."

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According to Hursthouse, an ethical theory is self-effacing if the justification or rightness of an action should not be based on the agent's motive for doing it.

According to Hursthouse, "An Ethical Theory Is Self-Effacing If, Roughly