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1	GET REAL(ISM): EVOLUTIONARY DEBUNKING ARGUMENTS AND MORAL REALISM Wolinsky, Max 19 August 2013 (has links) Genealogical arguments which aim to undermine some aspect of ethics by referring to its supposed evolutionary origin have become both more common and more philosophically substantive in recent years. In this thesis, I present what I take to be the strongest evolutionary debunking argument aimed against the meta-ethical view of moral realism. Specifically, I present Sharon Street’s Darwinian Dilemma. I then consider the strongest responses given in defense of moral realism by Derek Parfit and Russ Shafer-Landau. I give reason to reject most of Parfit’s and Shafer-Landau’s responses and then suggest that due to a lack of justification for our moral beliefs (if moral realism is true) we ought to have a lower level of credence in them. EDA ethics evolutionary debunking evolutionary ethics Sharon Street
2	Constructivisme moral : la question de l’objectivité des faits moraux Soucy, Guillaume 01 1900 (has links) No description available. Métaéthique Constructivisme moral Sharon Street Réalisme moral Antiréalisme Normativité Metaethics Moral constructivism Moral realism Antirealism Normativity Philosophy / Philosophie (UMI : 0422)