![]() ![]() ![]() And this doesn't make the claim simply a matter of your whim: Per Hume and Smith, ethics is a social enterprise, so when you advocate an ethical claim, you're making a pitch to the rest of humanity that what you're advocating jibes somehow with our human nature, our moral intuitions, our traditions. ![]() Just as he said in part one that he agreed largely with Strawson's view that to say a sentence is true is to advocate for it, the same goes for saying that ethical claims are true: You're not looking for correspondence of the claim with some ethical fact out in the world, but expressing your advocacy of the claim. Simon is well known for his meta-ethics, which is descended from C.L. We move to part two of the book, where we get down to the procedures used to obtain truth in art, ethics, and science. Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 1:03:14 - 58.0MB)Ĭontinuing with Simon on his book On Truth (2018). ![]()
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