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In Marcia Baron & Michael Slote (eds.), Moral Realism as a Moral Doctrine. Wiley‐Blackwell. pp. 365–374 (2009-04-10)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Hare on Universalizability The Expressivist Account of Supervenience From Anti‐Realism to Moral Realism Conclusion.Author's Profile
supervenience as an ethical phenomenon supervenience of ethical properties on empirical properties ‐ central and indispensable feature of ethical domain Hare on Universalizability ‐ efforts by Richard Hare to maintain the universalizability of moral judgments as a logical feature of those judgments from anti‐realism to moral realism preliminary point ‐ linguistic amplifications versus linguistic mistakes Hare's first main argument ‐ logical simplicity versus logical complexity Hare's second main argument ‐ abstraction versus concreteness Hare's third argument ‐ linguistic intuitions versus moral intuitions expressivist account of supervenience Blackburn's principal challenge ‐ to proponents of moral realism lies in asking them for an adequate explanation of supervenience of moral properties on natural properties
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