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Taking morality seriously

Taking morality seriously

by David Enoch

EthikNormativitätNormativity (Ethics)RealismRealismus (Philosophie)
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David Enoch develops, argues for, and defends robust realism - a strongly realist view of ethics and normativity, according to which there are perfectly universal and objective moral truths. He offers positive arguments for the view, and asserts that no other metaethical position can vindicate our taking morality seriously.

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EthikNormativitätNormativity (Ethics)RealismRealismus (Philosophie)Ethics

Author

David Enoch

Pages

308

Read time

≈ 8h

Editions

2

Language

English

Publisher

Oxford University Press

ISBN

9780199683178

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