Ethics, Meta-Ethics, and Philosophical Thinking

In Kenneth F. Rogerson (ed.), Introduction to Ethical Theory. Holt, Rinehard, and Winston. pp. 11–29 (1991)
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This essay provides readers with a brief overview of both contemporary normative moral theory and meta-ethics to provide a basis for a discussion of how one can effectively think about important moral issues and reason philosphically about such issues.

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