Mainstream philosophical discussions of ethics usually involve
either a search for a problem-solving theory (such as
utilitarianism), or an exploration of ontological status (of things
like obligations or reasons). This book will argue that such
efforts are often misplaced. Instead, the proper starting point
should always be the actual words and deeds of ordinary people in
ordinary disagreements; for the ethical concepts in play can only
derive their full meaning within the context of ordinary human
lives. This will require a better understanding of the 'ordinary',
and of what it means to lead a life.
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