Deliberative Authority and Representational Determinacy: A Challenge for the Normative Realist

Ergo: An Open Access Journal of Philosophy 6 (2019)
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Abstract

Controversy about the credibility of normative realism is endemic to contemporary metaethics. Some take realism to be “obviously, the default position,” while others, to put it mildly, do not., In the face of such persistent controversy, it can be valuable to step back from the myriad arguments for and against realism, and seek to understand the challenges that face this view in their deepest and most general form. This paper aims to achieve this deeper understanding with respect to a pair of familiar challenges to normative realism in the philosophy of mind.

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Tristram McPherson
Ohio State University

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