Problems for Moral Debunkers

Focusing on the intersection of moral philosophy and empirical moral psychology, this book examines genealogical and debunking arguments that draw on evolutionary findings, experimental ethics, and neuroscience. It investigates the insights ethicists can gain from scientific research on morality, while also addressing the limitations of such empirical evidence in ethical discourse. Through this exploration, the text contributes to the ongoing debate about the relevance and impact of psychological findings on moral theory.