Metaethics explored /
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Language: | English |
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Tirril :
Humanities-Ebooks,
2007
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Series: | Philosophy insights.
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Local Note: | ProQuest Ebook Central |
Table of Contents:
- Cover
- Copyright and Use
- Title Page
- Contents
- A Note on the Author
- Acknowledgements
- Chapter 1. Introducing the Issues
- 1.1 Some Everyday Moral Utterances
- 1.2 What are they about?
- 1.3 The Attractions of a Popular Picture
- 1.4 Rules: A Patch on Morality�s Surface?
- 1.5 From Angry Young Men and Women to �?
- 1.6 Metaethics and Normative Ethics Revisited
- 1.7 Summary and Reflection
- Chapter 2. Cognitivism and Noncognitivism
- 2.1 The Basic Distinction
- 2.2 Moral Realism and Moral Irrealism
- 2.3 Error and Success Theories2.4 Moral Knowledge Again
- 2.5 The Truth Conditions of Moral Statements
- 2.6 Critical Reflections on the Proposed Truth Conditions of Moral Statements
- 2.7 Divine Command Theory of Morality
- 2.8 Kantianism
- Chapter 3. Objectivist Realism under Siege
- 3.1 A Philosophical Health Warning
- 3.2 David Hume
- 3.3 Hume�s Arguments Considered
- 3.4 Mackie�s Argument from Queerness
- 3.5 So Where are We?
- 3.6 Emotivism
- Chapter 4. Out on the Street
- 4.1 The Death of God
- 4.2 The Death of Deference
- 4.3 Moral Disagreement4.4 Multiculturalism
- 4.5 Rejection of Specific Moral Beliefs
- 4.6 Seedy Underbelly of Conventional Morality
- 4.7 Decline in Communal and Symbolic Life
- 4.7 Reluctance to be Judgemental
- 4.8 Postmodern Irony
- Chapter 5�A Naturalist Objectivist Realism?
- 5.1 The Basic Features
- 5.2 Moore�s Open Question Argument
- 5.3 Empirical Reasoning and Moral Facts
- 5.4 Morality and Objectivist Naturalism
- 5.5 Ethics and Natural Disciplines
- Bibliography