The book challenges traditional philosophical critiques of morality, proposing that a realist approach to moral thought can emerge from the philosophy of psychology. Platts examines how understanding moral concepts through psychological insights can reshape our comprehension of morality, suggesting that critics have overlooked this perspective.
Exploring the intricate relationships among language, reality, and human comprehension, this collection delves into how meaning is constructed and understood by ordinary speakers. It highlights the philosophical implications of these connections, offering insights into the nature of language and its impact on our perception of reality. Through various papers, the work aims to clarify the interplay between linguistic accounts and actual understanding, enriching the discourse on the philosophy of language.
Official Liverpool Football Club Annual 2019. Season review, player profiles, full colour photos, facts, stats, quizzes and games.