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Title: Daniel Wodak
Normative Testimony Gives Us Reasons for Attitudes
Abstract: If a reliable testifier tells you that a painting is beautiful,
or that an agent’s act is wrong, do you thereby have a reason to admire the
painting or blame the agent? Much recent work in metaethics and aesthetics
insists that the answer is No; indeed, this answer is often treated as a
data point in the literatures on moral and aesthetic testimony. I will
argue once we correct for a common methodological mistake in these
literatures, the answer must be Yes. I argue that this result undermines
four of the most common solutions to the puzzle posed by moral and
aesthetic testimony.
When: Thu 10 Aug 2017 15:00 – 16:30 Eastern Time - Melbourne, Sydney
Calendar: Current Projects
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* Kristie Miller- creator
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