Fieldwork in Familiar Places: Morality, Culture, and Philosophy

Philosophical Review 108 (3):436 (1999)
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This book has two principle aims. The first is to criticize moral relativism by criticizing the claim that there are deep and rationally intractable moral disagreements. The second is to develop an account of morality and moral inquiry that allows for moral objectivity of a sort that relativists would deny, without modeling moral inquiry on scientific inquiry.

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