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Moral Psychology Posted onMay 17, 2006

Autism and Guilt

I’ve been doing work on a paper on the boundaries and nature of the moral community recently, and I’ve got a section in there on […] Read More

Practical Rationality Posted onMay 3, 2006

Contexts, relationships, and reason giving

A recent issue of the New Yorker has Malcolm Gladwell’s discussion of the recent book Why? by Columbia sociologist Charles Tilly. Since I’ve not read […] Read More

Value Theory Posted onApril 11, 2006

The Irrelevance of Harm

In Mike Almeida’s recent post, this topic came up:  what is it for a person to harm someone?  I’m interested in a more general question: […] Read More

Value Theory Posted onApril 2, 2006

Parfit’s “Argument from Below” vs. Johnston’s “Argument from Above”

First, a sort of apology: this post is a bit lengthy, and it may be a bit more “metaphysicsy” than the usual on PEA Soup, […] Read More

Metaethics Posted onMarch 14, 2006

The is-ought gap

In another thread, A.N. Prior’s attempted refutation of the is/ought gap came up. Here’s one of Prior’s examples: a. Tea-drinking is common in England.b. Therefore, […] Read More

Metaethics, Moral Psychology Posted onMarch 12, 2006

What is a Categorical Imperative?

I’ve been struggling with the question, What feature must a requirement exhibit in order to qualify as a categorical imperative?

Metaethics, Moral Psychology Posted onFebruary 27, 2006

Have another PEAR!

I really liked BEARS, though it seems to be extinct now.  Uriah and Josh contributed a few juicy PEARs some weeks ago.  I like this […] Read More

Metaethics Posted onJanuary 29, 2006

Moral Fictionalism

In their recent “Moral Fictionalism vs. The Rest,” (Australasian J. Phil. 83 (Sept. 2005), 307-330), Daniel Nolan, Greg Restall, and Caroline West do a very […] Read More

The Profession Posted onJanuary 14, 2006

Online Philosophy Conference: deadline extended

The deadline for submitting papers to the Online Philosophy Conference, which looks like it will be an exciting electronic event, has been extended to January […] Read More

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