Metaethics from a First Person Standpoint

Exploring contemporary metaethics, this book delves into the analysis of moral thought and judgment, focusing on the meanings of 'right' and 'wrong.' Through a first-person narrative, it presents an individual's journey from radical skepticism to a deeper understanding of objective moral knowledge. Key topics include moral language, realism, relativism, and moral progress. The engaging format invites readers to reflect on their own views while gaining insights into morality as a cultural practice, making it accessible for both philosophers and general audiences.