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Moral epistemology naturalized

Title: Moral epistemology naturalized / edited by Richmond Campbell and Bruce Hunter.
Publication: Calgary : University of Calgary Press, [2000], ©2000.

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Description

v, 322 pages; 22 cm.

Series Statement

Canadian journal of philosophy. Supplementary volume ; 26

Uniform Title

Canadian journal of philosophy. Supplementary volume ; 26.

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Contents

Introduction / Richmond Campbell and Bruce Hunter -- Four epistemological challenges to ethical naturalism: naturalized epistemology and the first-person perspective / David Copp -- Naturalizing, normativity, and using what 'we' know in ethics / Margaret Urban Walker -- Naturalized epistemology, morality, and the real world / Louise Antony -- Moral naturalism and the normative question / Susan Babbitt -- Statements of fact: whose? where? when? / Lorraine Code -- Biological basis and ideational superstructure of morality / Catherine Wilson.
All the monkeys aren't in the zoo: evolutionary ethics and the possibility of moral knowledge / Michael Stingl -- Word and action: reconciling rules and know-how in moral cognition / Andy Clark -- Rules, know-how, and the future of moral cognition / Paul Churchland -- Making moral space: a reply to Churchland / Andy Clark.

ISBN

091949126X

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Columbia University Libraries