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Book Synopsis* Features over 20 articles from leading ethicists * Part of the Philosophical Perspectives series, published as an annual thematic volume in conjunction with the journal Nous.
Table of Contents'All Things Considered' (RUTH CHANG).
Meta-Ethics and the Problem Of Creeping Minimalism (JAMES DREIER).
Prankster's Ethics (ANDY EGAN AND BRIAN WEATHERSON).
The Wrongdoing that Gets Results (JOHN GARDNER).
Can We Harm and Benefit in Creating? (ELIZABETH HARMAN).
The Force and Fairness of Blame (PAMELA HIERONYMI).
The Return of Moral Fictionalism (NADEEM J. Z. HUSSAIN).
Silence and Responsibility (ISHANI MAITRA).
Moral Knowledge by Perception (SARAH MCGRATH).
Puppies, Pigs and People: Eating Meat and Marginal Cases (ALASTAIR NORCROSS).
Six Theses About Pleasure (STUART RACHELS).
The Role of Well-Being (JOSEPH RAZ).
Skepticism about Moral Responsibility (GIDEON ROSEN).
How to be Responsible for Something Without Causing It (CAROLINA SARTORIO).
The Scope of Instrumental Reason (MARK SHROEDER).
Hume on Practical Reason (KIERAN SETIYA).
Indeterminacy, Ignorance, and the Possibility of Parity (RYAN WASSERMAN).
The Metaethicists' Mistake (RALPH WEDGWOOD).
