Ethics
By: edited by John Hawthorne.
Contributors: Hawthorne, John.
Series: Philosophical perspectives -- 18.
Publisher: Blackwell Publishers
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Malden, MA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 426
Subjects: Ethics.
Other titles: Noûs (Supplement)
Notes: Supplement to Noûs.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: value: "All things considered" / Ruth Chang; value: Meta-ethics and the problem of creeping minimalism / James Dreier; value: Prankster's ethics / Andy Egan and Brian Weatherson; value: The wrongdoing that gets results / John Gardner; value: Can we harm and benefit in creating? / Elizabeth Harman; value: The force and fairness of blame / Pamela Hieronymi; value: The return of moral fictionalism / Nadeem J.Z. Hussain; value: Silence and responsibility / Ishani Maitra; value: Moral knowledge by perception / Sarah McGrath; value: Puppies, pigs, and people: eating meat and marginal cases / Alastair Norcross; value: Six theses about pleasure / Stuart Rachels; value: The role of well-being / Joseph Raz; value: Skepticism about moral responsibility / Gideon Rosen; value: How to be responsible for something without causing it / Carolina Sartorio; value: The scope of instrumental reason / Mark Schroeder; value: Hume on practical reason / Kieran Setiya; value: Indeterminacy, ignorance, and the possibility of parity / Ryan Wasserman; value: The metaethicists' mistake / Ralph Wedgwood.