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Ethics seminar
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Introduction
Week 1: The role of intuitions in ethical theory
Week 2: The value of moral testimony
Week 3: Non-naturalism and supervenience
Week 4: Particularism, holism, and ethical principles
Week 5: The aggregation of harms and benefits
Week 6: Does it matter for its own sake how benefits are distributed?
Week 7: Population ethics
Week 8: How should we act given moral uncertainty?
Ethics seminar
Week 2: The value of moral testimony
Key readings
Alison Hills (2009)
Moral testimony and moral epistemology
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Ethics
120, 94-127.
Paulina Sliwa (2012)
In defense of moral testimony
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Philosophical Studies
158, 175-195.
Further reading
Robert Howell (2014)
Google morals, virtue, and the asymmetry of deference
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Nous
48, 389-415.
Sarah McGrath (2009)
The puzzle of pure moral deference
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Philosophical Perspectives
23, 321-344.
Robert Hopkins (2007)
What is wrong with moral testimony?
Philosophy & Phenomenological Research
74, 611-634.
Karen Jones (1999)
Second-hand moral knowledge
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Journal of Philosophy
96, 55-78.
Philip Nickel (2001)
Moral testimony and its authority
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Ethical Theory and Moral Practice
4, 253-266.
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