Walter Sinnott-Armstrong

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Walter Sinnott-Armstrong is an American philosopher known for his work in ethics, moral psychology, and philosophy of religion, particularly his defense of moral skepticism and secular approaches to morality.

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instanceOf American philosopher
academic
philosopher
citizenship United States of America
surface form: United States
employer Duke University NERFINISHED
field applied ethics
ethics
metaethics
moral philosophy
moral psychology
philosophy of religion
hasGender male
isAlive true
knownFor arguments against moral intuitionism
defense of moral skepticism
public engagement on ethics and religion
secular approaches to morality
work on moral disagreement
work on moral psychology
work on moral responsibility
work on philosophy of religion
languageOfWorkOrName English
nationality United States of America
surface form: United States
notableIdea coherentist moral epistemology
contrastivism about moral responsibility
contrastivism about reasons
occupation philosophy professor
professor
philosophicalSchool analytic philosophy NERFINISHED
philosophicalView coherentist approach to justification
fallibilism about moral knowledge
moral skepticism
non-religious ethics
secular moral theory
researchInterest disagreement in ethics
free will
moral epistemology
moral responsibility
neuroscience and ethics
practical ethics
religion and morality
workInstitution Duke University Department of Philosophy NERFINISHED
Duke University Kenan Institute for Ethics NERFINISHED

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William Lane Craig hasDebated Walter Sinnott-Armstrong