The Moral Problem (Philosophical Theory)
Michael Smith investigates whether moral judgments express beliefs or desires and how morality can guide human action.
About This Book
The Moral Problem explores central questions in contemporary moral philosophy.
It addresses how moral judgments can motivate action and what this implies for ethical theory.
The book analyzes tensions between cognitivist and non-cognitivist accounts of morality.
Readers encounter rigorous arguments about the relationship between reason and desire.
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