This widely anticipated volume offers a systematic introduction to and striking analysis of the central issues animating current debate in moral philosophy.
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"we seem to think moral questions have correct answers; that the correct answers are made correct by objective moral facts; that moral facts are wholly determined by circumstances; and that, by engaging in moral conversation and argument, we can discover what these objective moral facts determined by"
"moral judgments seem to be, or imply, opinions about the reasons we have for behaving in certain ways, and, other things being equal, having such opinions is a matter of finding ourselves with a corresponding motivation to act."
"Can we reconcile the objectivity and the practicality of moral judgment with the standard picture of human psychology that we get from Hume?"