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March 29, 2010

Brian Leiter's Nietzschean Argument for Moral Scepticism

Brian Leiter has posted a short essay developing a Nietzschean argument for moral scepticism on the web site of the National Humanities Center On the Human.

There are also replies to Leiter's Nietzschean argument by me and by Paul Katsafanas; there will soon be a reply by Mike Ridge as well. (My friends will probably not be surprised to hear that my reply contains a robust response to Leiter's argument for moral scepticism....)

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Regarding your robust reply: it's why I suggested the NHC invite you to comment! Thanks for doing this. I will welcome feedback from other readers of this blog.

Posted by: Brian Leiter | March 29, 2010 at 01:40 PM

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