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Oxford University Press Moral Realism: A Defence - Russ Shafer-Landau Philosophy Book

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Moral Realism presents a systematic defence of objective moral standards, arguing that moral principles exist independently of human opinion. Russ Shafer-Landau builds a rigorous case for moral realism through novel supporting arguments that challenge conventional thinking in ethics. This Oxford University Press publication addresses fundamental questions about whether objective moral truths exist and how we can know them. The work is essential reading for philosophers, students of ethics, and anyone concerned with the theoretical foundations of morality. Shafer-Landau's central thesis and the innovative reasoning he employs will provoke substantial debate among scholars of moral philosophy and epistemology.

Key Features

Russ Shafer-Landau defends the philosophical position that objective moral standards exist independent of individual or collective belief.

The book presents novel supporting arguments designed to establish the foundations of moral realism in contemporary philosophy.

Published by Oxford University Press, this work addresses core questions in ethics and moral metaphysics for academic and general readers.

Suitable for philosophy students, ethicists, and scholars interested in debates about the nature and objectivity of moral truth.

The defence of moral principles challenges prevailing views and sparks controversy among those concerned with metaethics and normative philosophy.

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Format
paperback
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
05 May 2005
Listed Since
08 December 2006

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