Titlebook: Descriptive Ethics; What does Moral Phil Nora H?m?l?inen Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 analytic philosophy

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Morality as Known by Moral Philosophers,ions of the good. These include intuition, narrative literature/film, moral histories, experimental and empirical work, and contemporary “hard cases.” What is interesting about these entrances for knowledge about contingent moralities into philosophy is how they all, in different ways, both open and

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Wittgensteinian Applications,tive but not scientific creed for the practice of philosophy. Wittgenstein focuses on language use, but language for him is always merely one aspect of human practices. Philosophical trouble is in his view frequently caused by use of language which has become meaningless through the loss of an appro

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,Foucault’s Archeology and Genealogy of the Self,ng the different ways in which humans come to know about themselves and their world and act upon themselves and others: the conditions of possibility of taken-for-granted views and practices. Not all of this knowledge is ethical in any sense of the word, but much of it is. Foucault’s late work, espe

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