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Are there moral facts? Are there mathematical facts? Many say yes to the latter but no to the former. Justin Clarke-Doane argues that the situation is much more subtle: although there are no real moral facts, morality is objective in a paradigmatic respect. Conversely, while there are real mathematical facts, mathematics fails to be objective.
Introduction -- Realism, Ontology, and Objectivity -- Self-Evidence, Proof, and Disagreement -- Observation and Indispensability -- Genealogical Debunking Arguments -- Explaining our Reliability -- Realism, Objectivity, and Evaluation -- Conclusion.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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