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The Conception of Morality in Moral Realism
2023Moral realism is one of the most distinctive and influential Chinese theories of international relations (IR) to have emerged in recent years. This chapter explores the conception of morality in moral realism by situating it within broad intellectual approaches to morality. It offers a critique by pointing out its narrowness and instrumentality.
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THE MORAL SIGNIFICANCE OF MORAL REALISM
The Southern Journal of Philosophy, 1988In other words I have argued that moral realism is, at least, no less reasonable a view to adopt than, say, realism about mental affairs in general. So what? Should we welcome a result of this kind? Or, should it rather prompt feelings of despair in any reasonable person?
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2003
AbstractThis is a book in metaethics that defends a brand of moral realism known as non‐naturalism. The book has five Parts. Part I outlines the sort of moral realism that the author wishes to defend, and then offers critiques of expressivism and constructivism. Part II is devoted to issues in metaphysics.
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AbstractThis is a book in metaethics that defends a brand of moral realism known as non‐naturalism. The book has five Parts. Part I outlines the sort of moral realism that the author wishes to defend, and then offers critiques of expressivism and constructivism. Part II is devoted to issues in metaphysics.
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Moral realism and moral judgments
Erkenntnis, 1992For moral realists moral judgments will be a kind of factual judgment that involves the basically reliable apprehension of an objective moral reality. I argue that factual judgments display at least some degree of conceptual sensitivity to error, while moral judgments do not. Therefore moral judgments are not a kind of factual judgment.
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Moral Realism and Moral Knowledge
Proceedings of the American Catholic Philosophical Association, 1985openaire +1 more source
Abstract A metaphysics-first treatment of the concepts of some domain treats the metaphysics of entities of that domain as prior in the order of philosophical explanation to grasp of concepts of that domain. This conception can be implemented for moral concepts if grasp of moral properties is treated as involving tacit, often partial ...
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