Reading Parfit: On What Matters is an outstanding overview and assessment of Parfit's monumental work by a team of international contributors, and includes replies by Parfit himself. It discusses central features of Parfit's book, including the structure and nature of reasons; the ideas underlying moral principles; the relationship between consequentialism, contractualism and Kantian deontology; and many important positions and arguments in current metaethics such as expressivism and moral realism.
Reading Parfit: On What Matters is an outstanding overview and assessment of Parfit's monumental work by a team of international contributors, and includes replies by Parfit himself. It discusses central features of Parfit's book, including the structure and nature of reasons; the ideas underlying moral principles; the relationship between consequentialism, contractualism and Kantian deontology; and many important positions and arguments in current metaethics such as expressivism and moral realism.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Contributors: David Copp, J.L. Dowell and David Sobel, Julia Driver, Simon Kirchin, David McNaughton and Piers Rawling, Julia Markovits, Derek Parfit, Douglas W. Portmore, Kieran Setiya and Philip Stratton-Lake. Simon Kirchin is Reader in Philosophy at the University of Kent. He is the author of Metaethics (2012) and is the editor of Arguing about Metaethics (with Andrew Fisher) (Routledge, 2006). Derek Parfit (1942-2017) was for many years a Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford, retiring as Senior Research Fellow in 2010, whereupon he became an Emeritus Fellow. He also held visiting professorships at New York University, Harvard and Rutgers.
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Notes on contributors Acknowledgements Introduction SIMON KIRCHIN 1. Reflections from Wolf and Wood: Incommensurability, Guidance, and the 'Smoothing Over' of Ethical Life SIMON KIRCHIN 2. Normative Naturalism and Normative Nihilism: Parfit's Dilemma for Naturalism. DAVID COPP 3. On what it is to Matter JULIA MARKOVITS 4. The Buck-Passing Account of Value: Assessing the Negative Thesis PHILIP STRATTON-LAKE 5. Normativity, Reasons and Wrongness: How to be a Two-Tiered Theorist DAVID McNAUGHTON and PIERS RAWLING 6. Wrong-making Reasons KIERAN SETIYA 7. Parfit on Reasons and Rule Consequentialism DOUGLAS W. PORTMORE 8. Advice for Non-analytic Naturalists J. L. DOWELL and DAVID SOBEL 9. Contingency and Constructivism JULIA DRIVER 10. Responses DEREK PARFIT Index Index
Notes on contributors Acknowledgements Introduction SIMON KIRCHIN 1. Reflections from Wolf and Wood: Incommensurability, Guidance, and the 'Smoothing Over' of Ethical Life SIMON KIRCHIN 2. Normative Naturalism and Normative Nihilism: Parfit's Dilemma for Naturalism. DAVID COPP 3. On what it is to Matter JULIA MARKOVITS 4. The Buck-Passing Account of Value: Assessing the Negative Thesis PHILIP STRATTON-LAKE 5. Normativity, Reasons and Wrongness: How to be a Two-Tiered Theorist DAVID McNAUGHTON and PIERS RAWLING 6. Wrong-making Reasons KIERAN SETIYA 7. Parfit on Reasons and Rule Consequentialism DOUGLAS W. PORTMORE 8. Advice for Non-analytic Naturalists J. L. DOWELL and DAVID SOBEL 9. Contingency and Constructivism JULIA DRIVER 10. Responses DEREK PARFIT Index Index
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