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IDENTITY, DETERMINISM, AND THE MORAL CONSENSUS
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Discussion Paper: Identity, Determinism, and the Moral Consensus |
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David J Larkin |
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If there are no objective moral facts, that is, no objective moral prescriptions, indeed, no categorical imperatives—figuratively, written-large on the aether—then
what of moral import can be reconciled with the consequent state of being? What of moral import can be salvaged from the ashes of realism?
In particular, is there a context in which meaning can be ascribed to notions such as moral virtue, moral duty, or indeed, moral agency?
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| Keywords: |
Identity, Determinism, Moral Consensus |
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April, 2016
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