Titlebook: Ethical Intuitionism; Michael Huemer Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2005 cognitivism.ethics.mora

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Norman Page (Professor of English)bjections to intuitionism. In essence, I have argued:.But the arguments establishing points (2) and (3) have been long and complex. In this chapter, I provide a brief review of the most important arguments for these theses. I then discuss why intuitionism has been unpopular, and why the issue is imp

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0073464Many anti-realists have charged that if moral realism were true, there would be . for acting morally. In this chapter, I argue instead that only the intuitionist has a plausible account of our reasons for being moral.

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ReductionismIn the present chapter, I defend two main theses, as against the views of ethical reductionists: that at least some evaluative properties are irreducible, and that moral knowledge cannot be explained without appeal to ethical intuition.

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