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June 28, 2026Ethics

How to Be a Self-Effacing Consequentializing Quasi-Realist

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BSBart Streumer

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Overview

Investigates the challenges of expressivism in light of self-effacing consequentialism and quasi-realism.

Key Points

  • The aim is to examine whether consequentializing and self-effacement can fit within expressivism and their implications for normative discourse.
  • Analyzed arguments within the frameworks of consequentialism and expressivism.
  • Evaluated the compatibility of consequentialist views with quasi-realist approaches.
  • Discussed potential implications for normative sentences and noncognitive attitudes.
  • Consequentializing and self-effacement struggle to coexist within expressivism, posing a challenge for its validity.
  • Quasi-realist moves reveal significant similarities to self-effacement concepts.
  • Taking expressivist arguments further may resolve tensions regarding normative expressions.

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Bart Streumer (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a40b96161bb0a67205c5971https://doi.org/10.1086/741040
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