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    "Moral perception": an examination and revision

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    Abstract
    In the recent metaethics literature, some theorists have advanced what seems to be a novel moral epistemology or explanation of how it is that agents come to form moral beliefs and acquire moral knowledge. Known to this point simply as “moral perception,” this view claims that it is possible to “perceive” moral facts in much the same way that agents routinely perceive properties such as color, size, or shape. For the moral perceptionist, it is plausible to think that one may “see” when an injustice has been committed or “hear” some immorality in a genuine and robust sense. In this thesis, I ...
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    Author(s)
    Will, Tyler L.

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    Tropman, Elizabeth

    Date Issued
    2015
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    born digital; masters theses
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