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Moral reality, not us, determines what is morally right or wrong. This book defends a robust version of moral non-naturalism, which claims that there are non-natural moral facts that exist mind-independently. Combining insights from metaphysics, theories of truth and metaethics, the study aims to tackle the epistemic challenge to moral non-naturalism: how can we have epistemic access to these non-natural facts?Die Intelligibilität moralischer TatsachenBrill | mentis. 2026.
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Royal Holloway University of LondonDepartment of PhilosophyAlexander Von Humboldt Postdoctoral Research Fellow
London, England, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Areas of Specialization
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| Metaphysics |
| Self-Consciousness |
| Immanuel Kant |
| Metaphilosophy |
| Ludwig Wittgenstein |
| Social and Political Philosophy |
| German Idealism |
Areas of Interest
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| Epistemic Injustice |
| Skepticism |
| 19th Century Philosophy |
| 20th Century Philosophy |
| Idealism |
| Philosophy of Language |