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Robust Ethics

Name: Robust Ethics
Brand: Oxford University Press
SKU: 02686363
Price: 43982 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Erik J Wielenberg
ISBN: 9780198714323

Erik J Wielenberg

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 02686363

Publishers Oxford University Press, September 2014

Erik J. Wielenberg draws on recent work in analytic philosophy and empirical moral psychology to def... Full description

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Erik J. Wielenberg draws on recent work in analytic philosophy and empirical moral psychology to defend non-theistic robust normative realism and develop an empirically-grounded account of human moral knowledge. Non-theistic robust normative realism has it that there are objective, non-natural, sui generis ethical features of the universe that do not depend on God for their existence. The early chapters of the book address various challenges to the intelligibility and plausibility of the claim that irreducible ethical features of things supervene on their non-ethical features as well as challenges from defenders of theistic ethics who argue that objective morality requires a theistic foundation. Later chapters develop an account of moral knowledge and answer various recent purported debunkings of morality, including those based on scientific research into the nature of the proximate causes of human moral beliefs as well as those based on proposed evolutionary explanations of our moral beliefs.