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Develops a version of reliabilism about moral knowledge, in an effort to explain how we can have knowledge of all‐things‐considered moral verdicts. Considers a number of objections to reliabilism, and seeks to show how we might begin the task of identifying reliable moral belief‐forming processes.
Keywords: belief‐forming processes; moral knowledge; moral verdicts; reliabilism
Chapter. 16693 words.
Subjects: Moral Philosophy
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