Doubts regarding the intellectual honesty of everyday ethical discourse primarily relate to two of its fundamental assumptions. First: Ethical judgments are truth-apt. Second: Ethical claims are claims of reason. The author offers a new line of defense for these assumptions. The principal reference points in his argument are the language philosophy approaches of Ludwig Wittgenstein and Robert Brandom.
Matthias Kiesselbach
Ethik Ethischer Objektivismus Pragmatismus Wittgenstein, Ludwig Brandom, Robert Ethics ethical objectivism pragmatism Wittgenstein Ludwig Brandom Robert