Does Anything Really Matter?: Essays on Parfit on Objectivity
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- 9780199653836
- 170 DOE
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NIMA Knowledge Centre | 9th Floor Reading Zone | General | 170 DOE (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | M0033679 |
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Preface: Peter Singer
1: Has Parfit's Life Been Wasted? Some Reflections on Part Six of On What Matters, Larry Temkin
2: Two Sides of the Meta-Ethical Mountain?, Peter Railton
3: Parfit on Normative Properties and Disagreement, Allan Gibbard
4: All Souls Night, Simon Blackburn
5: Parfit's Mistaken Metaethics, Michael Smith
6: Nothing 'Really' Matters, but That's Not What Matters, Sharon Street
7: Knowing What Matters, Richard Chappell
8: Nietzsche and the Hope of Normative Convergence, Andrew Huddleston
9: In Defence of Reductionism in Ethics, Frank Jackson
10: What Matters about Meta-ethics?, Mark Schroeder
11: A Defense of Moral Intuitionism, Bruce Russell
12: Morality, Blame and Internal Reasons, Stephen Darwall
13: Parfit on Objectivity and 'The Profoundest Problem of Ethics', Katarzyna de Lazari-Radek and Peter Singer
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