H. Lillehammer
Palgrave-Macmillan
Hardback
232
39203
Some argue for the objectivity of ethical claims with a 'companions in guilt' form. These arguments defend the objective credentials of ethical claims, comparing them with others that are not in doubt, but which share features. This unique book is the first to critically analyse the most influential contemporary manifestations of this strategy.
Palgrave-Macmillan
Hardback
232
39203
Some argue for the objectivity of ethical claims with a 'companions in guilt' form. These arguments defend the objective credentials of ethical claims, comparing them with others that are not in doubt, but which share features. This unique book is the first to critically analyse the most influential contemporary manifestations of this strategy.