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  1. Naturalising Ethics: The Implications of Darwinism for the Study of Moral Philosophy. [REVIEW]John Cartwright - 2010 - Science & Education 19 (4-5):407-443.
    The nature of moral values has occupied philosophers and educationalists for centuries and a variety of claims have been made about their origin and status. One tradition suggests they may be thoughts in the mind of God; another that they are eternal truths to be reached by rational reflection (much like the truths of mathematics) or alternatively through intuition; another that they are social conventions; and another (from the logical positivists) that they are not verifiable facts but simply the expression (...)
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