Toward Fin de siecle Ethics

Darwall, Gibbard, & Railton. (1992). Toward Fin de siecle Ethics: Some Trends. The Philosophical Review.

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Year

1992

DOI

10.2307/2185045

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• Naturalistic Fallacy
  • The naturalistic fallacy in Moore's specific sense has shaped the structure of twentieth-century metaethics — generating non-naturalism, emotivism, and Cornell realism as successive responses to the open-question argument — while its looser applications in philosophy of biology (against sociobiology, evolutionary psychology, and human-nature arguments in policy) are typically the Humean or appeal-to-nature variant traveling under Moore's name

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