Issue #03 June 2017

Can Evolution Debunk our Moral Beliefs?

Juan de Valverde de Hamusco, “Anatomia” (1556)

The Case

Ruse’s Metaphysical Argument

The Epistemic Challenge

Andrés Ruiz has a M.A. in Philosophy and is working on his MSW with the goal of becoming a licensed clinical social worker focusing on mental health. He writes on Philosophy and Psychology.

Works Cited

McGrath, Sarah (2007). Moral disagreement and moral expertise. In Russ Shafer-Landau (ed.), Oxford Studies in Metaethics Vol. 4. Oxford University Press.

Michael Ruse & Edward O. Wilson (1986). Moral Philosophy as Applied Science. Philosophy 61(236):173-.

Skarsaune, Knut Olav (2011). Darwin and moral realism: Survival of the iffiest. Philosophical Studies 152 (2):229–243.

#03

June 2017

Introduction

Bergson — Philosophy as Attention

by Timofei Gerber

Thoreau on Friendship and Solitude

by Justin Richards

Can Evolution Debunk our Moral Beliefs?

by Andrés Ruiz

Deleuze on Sense, Series, Structures, Signifiers and Snarks (Part A)

by John C. Brady

Deleuze on Sense, Series, Structures, Signifiers and Snarks (Part B)

by John C. Brady

Freud’s “The Ego & The Id”

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