Cover -- Contents -- Preface -- 1 'There Are No Innocents': Why we Should be Worried about Moral Philosophy -- Making Moral Arguments -- The Moral Terrorist? -- Other Terrorists -- Terrorism and the Democratic State: Unelected Affinities -- The Ship of State and its Galley Slaves -- The Blurred Borders -- Opening the Question -- 2 Independentism: Moral Truth and the Lack Thereof -- Independentism and Dependentism -- Realist Independentism -- Realist Independentism and Queer Science -- The Rejection of Realist Independentism -- Idealist Independentism: Kant and his Heirs -- The Importance of the Will -- The Problem of Formalism -- The Metaphysics of Reason and the Problem of Taxonomy -- Reason and the Moral Will -- Independentism and Commonsense Morality -- 3 Dependentism: Buying Truth and Pawning Normativity -- If You Know What's Good for You: Eudaimonism -- Souls, Naturally -- Cosmology as a Moral Tool -- In Defence of Politics -- Eudaimonism, Cosmology and Essentialism -- Moral Feelings -- Instrumentalism and the a priori -- Morality and the Snark -- 4 The Reality of Values: Heidegger and Moral Thought -- Morality and Commonsense -- Heidegger versus Morality? -- Truth and Reality in Moral Statements -- How to Philosophise (with) a Hammer -- Appearance and Values -- Categorisation and Apophansis -- Problems with the Account -- Truth and the Possibility of Moral Error -- The Embeddedness of Norms -- The Problem of Caprice -- Publicity, Commonsense and Critique -- 5 Oughtobiography: Heidegger and Ethical Thought -- Agency and Dasein: the Break from Descartes -- Writing about Ethics -- Pondering the Abode: Authenticity and Finitude -- Pondering the Abode: Ethics and Infinity -- Morality and Authenticity: The Problem of Nazi Virtues -- Ethics and Krisis -- Self, World and Other -- Democracy, Terrorism and Existence -- What is Wrong with Terrorism(?).

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