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Metaethics Posted onDecember 8, 2008

Well-being and Coherence

I'm attracted to a view of well-being with (roughly) the following structure: x is intrinsically good for y if and only if y believes that […] Read More

Practical Rationality Posted onNovember 7, 2008

The Paper Towel Dispenser Puzzle

Let me be the first PEA Souper to follow the blogging trend of linking to FAILBlog, and direct you to this real-life instance of the […] Read More

Metaethics Posted onNovember 6, 2008

Moral Utterances, Nihilism and the Negation Problem

David Faraci, from Bowling Green State University, has asked me to run the following post on his behalf (he’ll be responding to comments directly): I […] Read More

Metaethics Posted onOctober 29, 2008

Expressivism and Buck-Passing

I’ve been recently reading Gibbard’s and Schroeder’s new books (both brilliant) on expressivism. I’ve started to wonder whether there is a connection between expressivism and […] Read More

Metaethics Posted onSeptember 22, 2008

Experimental Metaethics

Steve Campbell from Michigan kindly directed my attention to a new paper that uses the methods of experimental philosophy to investigate the objectivity-question in metaethics. […] Read More

Normative Ethics Posted onSeptember 16, 2008

The Second Poll: Results, Analysis, and Spin

The poll question was: If someone holds both (a) that an act is morally permissible if and only if it maximizes aggregate pleasure and (b) […] Read More

Normative Ethics Posted onSeptember 16, 2008

The First Poll: Results

The poll question was: Assuming that you’re a consequentialist (if you’re not one, then please don’t take this poll), do you believe that the best […] Read More

Normative Ethics Posted onSeptember 15, 2008

Two Polls

If appropriate, please cast your vote in the following polls. Once I have a fair bit of data, I’ll explain why I’m interested in people’s […] Read More

The Profession Posted onSeptember 8, 2008

Revise and resubmit deadlines?

Since we’ve talked a bit in the past here about the editorial practices followed by our profession’s journals, I thought I’d ask what people think […] Read More

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