… I argue that expertise in clinical ethics consultation is expertise in making morally relevant
… These decisions do not involve only ethical values, and so do not require ethics expertise of …

… 198–200), looking at illusory expertise claims in other disciplines and areas (finance,
psychotherapy, etc.), I will discuss some possible sources of philosophers’ illusion of expertise. I …

… in regards to moral functioning and moral development, pointing out strengths and
weaknesses of each approach. Both come together in ethical expertise and moral deliberation, in …

… Archard maintains that even we grant a starting premise that moral philosophers have some
degree of moral expertise,‘moral philosophers should not wish non-philosophers to defer to …

… The answer for Dewey was to rethink professional expertise, in particular that of the social
scientists, educators, and journalists. As a counter to these trends, he called on them to do …

… expertise. Though the general tendency has been to assume that the expertise so motivated
is expertise … successful at motivating non-intuitive forms of expertise. But proponents of the …

… expertise” contains an essential tension between authority and democracy.DeVasto’s recent
article on expertise prompted me to rethink … -based grounds for expertise. In this response to …

… societies, thus obliging us to profoundly rethink the professional role of the former. According
to this explanation, the issue of bioethical expertise, concretely expressed through the …

… expertise often make it difficult to link up with other kinds of knowledge and expertise. … sions,
moral expertise runs the risk of serving as an alibi against the democratisation of expertise. …

… In contrast, the more expansive view of moral expertise used in this volume is that it is “not
simply a matter of skill in moral reasoning and judgment. Character, conduct, and …