Constructivism and the Error Theory

In Christian Miller (ed.), The Continuum Companion to Ethics. Continuum (2011)
Abstract This paper presents a comparative evaluation of constructivist and error theoretic accounts of moral claims. It is argued that constructivism has distinct advantages over error theory
Keywords Moral Error Theory  Moral Constructivism  Moral Objectivity
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