Moral Vision: An Introduction to Ethics

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Preface. Introduction. 1. Morality: Invention or Discovery? 2. Moral Non-Cognitivism: An Outline. 3. Moral Realism: An Outline. 4. Non-Cognitivism: Further Developments. 5. Realism and Reality. 6. The State of the Debate: An Interim Report. 7. Moral Motivation. 8. Moral Weakness. 9. Amoralism and Wickedness. 10. Moral Realism and Cultural Diversity. 11. Non-cognitivism and Utilitarianism. 12. Quasi-Realism. 13. Principles or Particularism? References. Index.

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