If killing Isn't wrong, then nothing is: a naturalistic defence of basic moral certainty
NJ Pleasants - 2015 - ore.exeter.ac.uk
This article develops and defends the Wittgensteinian idea of basic moral certainty that I
advanced in earlier writings. It seeks to defend the core of this idea against criticisms issued …
advanced in earlier writings. It seeks to defend the core of this idea against criticisms issued …
Desarrollo moral: Tres comprensiones
MSC Puerto - Revista iberoamericana de …, 2020 - reviberopsicologia.ibero.edu.co
Este artículo de reflexión presenta teóricamente las comprensiones del desarrollo moral
estructuralista, pluralista y del instinto moral, con base en los criterios de indagación fáctica …
estructuralista, pluralista y del instinto moral, con base en los criterios de indagación fáctica …
Problems in Pleasants' Wittgensteinian Idea of Basic Moral Certainties
J Fairhurst - Ethical perspectives, 2019 - poj.peeters-leuven.be
Pleasants argues in favour of the idea of basic moral certainties. Analogous to Wittgenstein's
basic empirical certainties, basic moral certainties are universal certainties that cannot be …
basic empirical certainties, basic moral certainties are universal certainties that cannot be …
[PDF][PDF] Risks and Opportunities Related to Media and Journalism Studies (2000–2020). Case Study on the National Research and Monitoring Capabilities
S Splendore, D Garusi - researchgate.net
In this report we assess the state of the matter of the governance and the role of media in the
case of Italian democracy based on deliberative communication. We explain how legal and …
case of Italian democracy based on deliberative communication. We explain how legal and …
'Total disability'and the wrongness of killing
A Omelianchuk - Journal of medical ethics, 2015 - jme.bmj.com
Walter Sinnott-Armstrong and Franklin G Miller recently argued that the wrongness of killing
is best explained by the harm that comes to the victim, and that 'total disability'best explains …
is best explained by the harm that comes to the victim, and that 'total disability'best explains …
[PDF][PDF] Desarrollo moral
M Stefania, C Puerto - academia.edu
Este artículo de reflexión presenta teóricamente las comprensiones del desarrollo moral
estructuralista, pluralista y del instinto moral, con base en los criterios de indagación fáctica …
estructuralista, pluralista y del instinto moral, con base en los criterios de indagación fáctica …
Legal Purgatory: Why Some Animals Are Neither Persons nor Property
S Kanet - 2021 - search.proquest.com
All animals with non-borderline sentience are deserving of certain legal considerations
independent of their use and relationship to human beings. That is, all sentient beings …
independent of their use and relationship to human beings. That is, all sentient beings …
Killing versus totally disabling: a reply to critics
W Sinnott-Armstrong, FG Miller - Journal of medical ethics, 2013 - jme.bmj.com
We are very grateful to the commentators for taking the time to respond to our little
article,'What Makes Killing Wrong?'They raise many points, so we cannot respond to them …
article,'What Makes Killing Wrong?'They raise many points, so we cannot respond to them …
The Ethics of Killing, an Amoral Enquiry
CC Tsai - 2015 - philpapers.org
Abstract In 'What Makes Killing Wrong?'Sinnott-Armstrong and Miller make the bold claim
that killing in itself is not wrong, what is wrong is totally-disabling. In 'After-Birth Abortion …
that killing in itself is not wrong, what is wrong is totally-disabling. In 'After-Birth Abortion …