Ethical theory : The question of objectivity

This is the first of two new volumes in the successful Oxford Readings in Philosophy series which together provide a fascinating, accessible selection of the most important work in contemporary moral philosophy. Ethical Theory 1: The Question of Objectivity deals with the question of objectivity in ethics and the viability of 'moral realism', focusing on what moral judgements mean, whether morality can be objective, and whether there are any such things as 'moral facts'. Like Ethical Theory 2: Theories About How We Should Live, this volume gathers together classic and contemporary articles, many of which are not otherwise readily available, and includes a clearly written, substantial, critical introduction guiding the beginner through the intricacies of the subject.