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Why might moral reasoning be a problem for moral non-cognitivism?

Moral non-cognitivism is the view that moral claims (e.g. 'Suffering is evil', 'Kindness is a virtue', 'Stealing from others is wrong') are not true or false, indeed, do not aspire to be true or false. Rathe...
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Answered by Luke N. • Philosophy tutor
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What does it mean for the UK to have an 'unwritten constitution'?

Unlike most other states, the UK does not have a single constitutional document. However, it can be said to have an 'unwritten constitution' based on the concepts of 'parliamentary sovereignty' and 'the rule...
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What does Durkheim mean by anomie?

Durkheim was a functionalist, this means that believed each institution in society performed an essential role that helped to maintain societal norms and values. He believed that if an institution failed to ...
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What are the different types of epistasis?

Epistasis occurrs when one allele of a gene masks the expression of alleles of another gene. When there is no epistasis a dihybrid cross (two characteristics) of two heterozygote individuals(each individual ...
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What sort of things should I say in my personal statement?

A personal statement is your chance to show off not only your academic capability and interest in the subject you are applying for, it's also a chance to show the universities that you would be a valued memb...
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