...This chapter takes on the views of philosophers (like David Brink, Geoffrey Sayre–McCord, and Nicholas Sturgeon) who accept the premises of the location problem, but think morality earns its place in a world so conceived. It argues, against them, that there is no reason to think moral facts...

... Nicholas Harman Gilbert Representation Rosch Eleanor Scepticism ethical Queerness of morality objectivity object-placing cognitive command error theory deep dispute superficial dispute Nicholas Sturgeon Crispin Wright There are at least two ways to interpret the question: ‘Why does there seem...