Pacific philosophical quarterly · 2009 · 126 citations · 13 references
HumanitiesPhilosophyContinental PhilosophyEpistemologyPhilosophy Of ScienceEthical TheoriesIntuitionistic LogicNaturalismNormative EthicsNaturalist EthicsViews
Abstract Having no recourse to ways of knowing about the natural world, ethical non‐naturalists are in need of an epistemology that might apply to a normative breed of facts or properties, and intuitionism seems well suited to fill that bill. Here I argue that the metaphysical inspiration for ethical intuitionism undermines that very epistemology, for this pair of views generates what I call the defeater from cosmic coincidence. Unfortunately, we face not a happy union, but a difficult choice: either ethical intuitionism or ethical non‐naturalism, but not both.
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