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2014 (36) Issue 1
The empirical and the normative in ethics

Unfortunately, there is a deplorable gap between the scientific and philosophical discourse on morality nowadays. The most salient reason for this gap is different sorts of blindness on both sides towards an admittedly mysterious property of morality: its “normativity”. Moral philosophy typically takes this normativity for granted without being much interested in its explanation and genesis. Social, biological, psychological and micro-economic views of moral behaviour tend to ignore normativity and seek reductive naturalist explanations - as did the famous forebears of present moral science, Nietzsche, Marx and Freud.
The issue is devoted to work done with an awareness that a more sophisticated kind of naturalist approach towards the phenomenon of moral beliefs and attitudes is necessary. Contributions in defence of reductive naturalism are as welcome, of course, as more wide-reaching and integrating attempts to make sense of moral normativity from a both justifying and explanatory perspective. The issue accepts ms in German and English, and is to appear: July 2014.
Deadline for ms: February 2014.
Ms will be blind-reviewed.
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