How to defend humane ideals
substitutes for objectivity
by James Robert Flynn
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"James R. Flynn rejects attempts to salvage ethical objectivity as futile and counter-productive. Instead, he uses philosophical analysis to demonstrate the relevance of logic and evidence to moral debate. He then uses modern social science to refute racists, Social Darwinists, Nietzsche, and the meritocracy thesis of The Bell Curve.
Flynn concludes that the great post-Enlightenment project - justice for all races and classes, the reduction of inequality, and the abolition of privilege - retains its moral dignity and relevance."--BOOK JACKET.
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How to defend humane ideals: substitutes for objectivity
2000, University of Nebraska Press
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0803219946 9780803219946
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [195]-204) and indexes.
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