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The Now What Problem for Moral Error Theory
Moral error theories present us with a unique challenge that doesn’t come up on other moral theories. Following Matt Lutz I call the challenge The Now What Problem. Assuming that a moral error theory is true, that our moral discourse is systematically erroneous, what ought we to do if there is nothing that we morally ought to do? If moral discourse fails to track the truth, what should we do with…
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The Grasped in Thought Podcast Episode 2: Moral Error Theory (10.1.15)
The Grasped in Thought Podcast Episode 2: Moral Error Theory (10.1.15)
This is the second episode of the Grasped in Thought Podcast. The topic of this episode is moral error theory. I hope you enjoyed this episode. I’m getting used to the solo podcast format, so it’s still a bit awkward. Also, in the future I’ll have co-hosts and people to interview. I apologize for the slight static in my voice when you turn the volume up too much; I was experimenting with a new…
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The Grasped in Thought Podcast Episode 2: Moral Error Theory (10.1.15)
The Grasped in Thought Podcast Episode 2: Moral Error Theory (10.1.15)
This is the second episode of the Grasped in Thought Podcast. The topic of this episode is moral error theory. I hope you enjoyed this episode. I’m still getting used to the solo podcast format, so it’s still a bit shaky. In the future I’ll have co-hosts and people to interview. Let me know if you have any questions or suggestions about how I could improve the podcast. Further Reading: J.L.…
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