The Philosophy LabEthical Disagreement — Can Science Ever Resolve a Moral Disagreement?Today we’re discussing an influential reply to a challenge to morality. The challenge is that moral disagreements are unresolvable by…May 8, 2020May 8, 2020
The Philosophy LabHappiness and Morality — Real Happiness by Acting Immorally?Can a person that acts immorally truly be happy? Or is immorality incompatible with true happiness? Consider a case discussed in chapter 9…May 1, 2020May 1, 2020
The Philosophy LabPsychological Egoism — All People are Selfish in Everything They DoPsychological egoism is the theory that self-interest is the only motive from which anyone ever acts. This is a challenge to morality…Apr 17, 2020Apr 17, 2020
The Philosophy LabThomas Nagel — You Should Act Morally as a Matter of ConsistencyThomas Nagel argues against a moral skeptic that doesn’t care about others. He argues that moral right and wrong is a matter of…Apr 11, 2020Apr 11, 2020
The Philosophy LabCultural Relativism: A Seductive Yet Disturbing TheoryYou likely believe that certain acts are morally wrong no matter what culture a person lives in. This might include things like murder…Apr 6, 20202Apr 6, 20202
The Philosophy LabBetter Comprehend Kant’s Moral Philosophy By Learning 3 Key ConceptsDo you want to better understand one of the greatest philosophers of all time? In this post, I help you better comprehend Kant’s moral…Apr 24, 2019Apr 24, 2019