Introduction to Ethics - An Explanation of Terminology used in Metaethics
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This is a lecture about the metaethical terminology used by Shafer-Landau in chapter 3 of his book, "Whatever Happened to Good and Evil?" The theories distinguished include: moral objectivism, moral skepticism, cultural moral relativism, moral subjectivism, error theory (about moral discourse), and non-cognitivism (about moral discourse). It is part of an introductory level philosophy course, Introduction to Ethics, in the Metaethics unit of that course.
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