DOES ANYTHING REALLY MATTER?:PARFIT ON OBJECTIVITY CLOTH
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DOES ANYTHING REALLY MATTER?:PARFIT ON OBJECTIVITY CLOTH

by Peter Singer, Singer

Philosophy
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A collection of essays engaging with Derek Parfit's arguments on objectivity, reasons, and the foundations of ethics.

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This book examines Derek Parfit's influential arguments concerning objectivity in ethics and practical reasoning.

Contributors analyze Parfit's claims about the nature of reasons and the foundations of moral judgment.

The volume addresses central questions in metaethics and the philosophy of normativity.

Discussions focus on the implications of Parfit's work for understanding value and practical deliberation.

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