Moral Reality by Bloomfield, Paul;

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Kiadó OUP USA
Megjelenés dátuma 2004. január 8.

ISBN 9780195172393
Kötéstípus Puhakötés
Terjedelem224 oldal
Méret 127x127x127 mm
Súly 454 g
Nyelv angol

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Etika Metafizika és ontológia

Rövid leírás:

Bloomfield presents a clear and accessible argument in favour of moral realism- the theory that moral values exist independently. Bloomfield develops an ontology for morality that models the property of being morally good on the property of being physically healthy.

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Hosszú leírás:

We typically assume that the standard for what is beautiful lies in the eye of the beholder. Yet this is not the case when we consider morality; what we deem morally good is not usually a matter of opinion. Such thoughts push us toward being realists about moral properties, but a cogent theory of moral realism has long been an elusive philosophical goal.

Paul Bloomfield here offers a rigorous defense of moral realism, developing an ontology for morality that models the property of being morally good on the property of being physically healthy. The model is assembled systematically; it first presents the metaphysics of healthiness and goodness, then explains our epistemic access to properties such as these, adds a complementary analysis of the semantics and syntax of moral discourse, and finishes with a discussion of how we become motivated to act morally. Bloomfield closely attends to the traditional challenges facing moral realism, and the discussion nimbly ranges from modern medical theory to ancient theories of virtue, and from animal navigation to the nature of normativity.^l
Maintaining a highly readable style throughout, Moral Reality yields one of the most compelling theories of moral realism to date and will appeal to philosophers working on issues in metaphysics or moral philosophy.

"[P]resents a clear, elegant, and enjoyable argument in favor of moral realism. Anybody with serious interest in metaethics should read it, if only to familiarize themselves with a strain of realist argument that is likely to be influential in future debates."--Mind