On the Ethics of Naturalism

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W. R. Sorley’s On the Ethics of Naturalism is a rigorous defense of the ethical realist position in the modern philosophy tradition. Sorley argues against the common objection that naturalism leads to ethical subjectivism, demonstrating instead that a naturalist account of morality can maintain objective moral truths without resorting to metaphysical baggage. He examines the arguments of Schopenhauer and Nietzsche while building a coherent framework for moral realism compatible with contemporary naturalistic philosophy.\nThe book is essential reading for students of metaethics and anyone interested in the intersection of naturalism and moral philosophy. Sorley's clear exposition makes complex arguments accessible and engaging. The EPUB edition is perfect for mobile and e-readers, allowing you to carry this foundational text with you wherever you go.