The Many Faces of Normativity

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A collection of essays which deal with the issue of normativity from various theoretical perspectives. The Reader will learn how such phenomena as linguistic and mathematical rules, as well moral and legal norms, are explained in philosophy, psychology, neuroscience and linguistics. In addition, a discussion of the naturalistic fallacy is included. Part One: Foundations of Normativity Robert Audi The Nature of Normativity and the Project of Naturalizing the Normative Jan Woleński Some Analogies Between Normative and Epistemic Discourse Jaap Hage The Deontic Furniture of the World. An Analysis of the Basic Concepts that Embody Normativity Anna Brożek The Naturalistic Fallacy From the Methodological Point of View Jerzy Stelmach The Naturalistic and Antinaturalistic Fallacies in Normative Discourse Part Two: Key Debates Bartosz Brożek The Normativity of Meaning Aeddan Shaw The Perspectivist Account of the Normativity of Meaning Debate Mateusz Hohol The Normativity of Mathematics. A Neurocognitive Approach Marcin Gorazda Normativity According to Hayek Marta Soniewicka A Command Without a Commander – From the Paradigm of Normativity to the Paradigm of Responsibility Part Three: Normativity and Natural Sciences Edward Nęcka Normativity: A Psychological Perspective Marcin Siwek, Rafał Jaeschke, Dominika Dudek, Natalia Czyżowska Moral Development, Normativity and Mental Disorders Bartłomiej Kucharzyk Is There a Normative Module? Some Remarks on the Wason Selection Task Experiments in the Field of Normative Reasoning Wojciech Załuski From Tit for Tat and Tribalism to the Golden Rule. Remarks on the Development of Moral Ideas