In Taking Morality Seriously: A Defense of Robust Realism David Enoch develops, argues
for, and defends a strongly realist and objectivist view of ethics and normativity more broadly. …

I don’t know of any other philosophical discussion that is quite like this: talk to (broadly speaking)
Rawlsians, and you are likely to get the impression that some kind of political liberalism…

There is a fairly widespread-and very influential-hope among phi losophers interested in the
status of normativity that the solution to our metaethical and, more generally, metanormative …

Metaethical—or, more generally, metanormative—realism faces a serious epistemological
challenge. Realists owe us—very roughly speaking—an account of how it is that we can have …

A spectre is haunting legal positivists–and perhaps legal philosophers more generally–the
spectre of the normativity of law. Whatever else law is, it is sometimes said, it is normative, …

Much of political philosophy—certainly in the liberal tradition—is concerned with an attempt
to reconcile the tension with which Rousseau opens The Social Contract:“Man is born free; …

Moral disagreement is widely held to pose a threat for metaethical realism and objectivity. In
this paper I attempt to understand how it is that moral disagreement is supposed to present …

A bus causes harm. In the first scenario, an eyewitness recognizes the bus as belonging to
the Blue Bus Company. The witness, however, is imperfectly reliable; let us say that she is …

The Working Party makes more than 100 tabulated recommendations in antimicrobial
prescribing for the treatment of infections caused by multidrug-resistant (MDR) Gram-negative …

This book explores the historical background to, and present-day understanding of, a number
of unusual psychiatric disorders. This fully revised new edition contains a new chapter on …