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266Reductionist Moral Realism and the Contingency of Moral EvolutionEthics 126 (3): 662-689. 2016.Reductionist forms of moral realism, such as naturalist realism, are often thought immune to epistemological objections that have been raised against nonnaturalist realism in the form of reliability worries or evolutionary debunking arguments. This article establishes that reductionist realist views can only explain the reliability of our moral beliefs at the cost of incurring repugnant first-order conclusions.
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101Hume’s Correction of the Sentiments. Intersubjectivity without ObjectivityErgo: An Open Access Journal of Philosophy 3. 2016.