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Reid on Natural Signs, Taste and Moral Perceptionid’s account of moral perception and, in particular, to understand the role of natural signs in moral perception. In order to do so, I will present an interpretation of Reid’s account of natural signs that, I think, has not been suggested before and that I believe is closer to Reid’s own understandi

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Thomas Reid on Moral Disagreement) and others, I will refer to this limitation as Reid’s “encyclopaedist” commitments (Pakaluk, 2002, p. 564; Poovey, 2002, p. 125). Reid can turn back challenges from moral disagreement that attack overly simplistic versions of his moral sense theory. Nevertheless, the confidence pervading his appro

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Reid Making Sense of Moral Sense, and it is only because that doctrine is also radically mistaken about the nature of moral sense that it is able to maintain with consistency that the two sorts of sense have a great deal in common. I shall investigate the similarities that Reid finds between external and moral sense, and shall arg

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Duty, Goodness, and God in Thomas Reid’s Moral Philosophyncluding an appeal to the claim that one cannot achieve a significant degree of well-being apart from having the virtues. I suggest that its deepest component, however, is an appeal to a species of moral faith that emphasizes the moral importance of trust in divine benevolence.

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