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47Standard and alternative error theories about moral reasonsRatio 33 (1): 37-45. 2020.An error theory about moral reasons is the view that ordinary thought is committed to error, and that the alleged error is the thought that moral norms (expressing alleged moral requirements) invariably supply agents with sufficient normative reasons (for action). In this paper, I sketch two distinct ways of arguing for the error theorist's substantive conclusion that moral norms do not invariably supply agents with sufficient normative reasons. I am primarily interested in the somewhat neglecte…Read more
Nottingham University
PhD, 2019
Areas of Specialization
Meta-Ethics |
Moral Normativity |
Reasons and Rationality |
Internalism and Externalism about Reasons |
Areas of Interest
Epistemology |
Meta-Ethics |
Existentialism |