Talk:Moral sense theory
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[edit] Expansion
Hi all. I created this article. It needs expansion! Please help. - Jaymay 07:23, 10 May 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Sense versus rational intuition
I'm hoping to make clear the distinction between rationalist versus empiricist models of moral intuitionism. I'm so far trying to make a separate page (this one on moral sense theory) for the empiricist model. And I'm currently trying to make the ethical intuitionism page more on the rationalist model. Any thoughts on this? There is no clear standard in the literature, except for calling the empiricist model "moral sense theory". So, there's just no real standard for what to call the rationalist model. And sometimes people mean the by "ethical intuitionism" the rationalist model only, but some people mean both. So it's a bit unclear how to structure the articles. -- Jaymay 22:59, 11 October 2007 (UTC)
