Pragmatic Moral Realism: A Transcendental Defense Book

	Editorial foreword
1	Introduction	1
2	The many faces of moral realism	9
1	Putnam's moral realism : appreciating our actual practices of ethical evaluation	9
2	The pointlessness of virtue	17
3	Bildung and normativity : McDowell's moral realism	20
4	Murdoch's "pragmatism" revisited	25
5	Ethical inquiry?	28
3	Moral problems as personal problems	37
1	What is "Wittgensteinian" moral philosophy?	37
2	Transcendental reflections of a Wittgensteinian moral philosopher	43
3	Reflexivity and practical identity : Korsgard's neo-Kantian project	52
4	Fragility : why be moral?	55
4	The truth in skepticism	67
1	Introducing Hume after Wittgenstein and pragmatism	67
2	Humean "skepticism" contextualized	69
3	The ethical relevance of skepticism	73
4	Some further comparative remarks	82
5	Metaphilosophical perspectives on pragmatist metaethics	85
1	Pragmatism as applied philosophy?	85
2	Is applied philosophy an applied science?	89
3	Philosophy and human problems	94
4	Pragmatism as a philosophical therapy?	97
5	Two perspectives on "discipline"	103
6	Wonder and trust	109
1	The philosophy of childhood	109
2	Childish wonder : why is there a world?	111
3	Transcendental childhood : birth, life, and death	117
4	Some final remarks on "mystery"	123
7	Conclusion	129