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N. Heinzelmann @nheinzelmann.bsky.social · 30/04/2026

Join us for a talk entitled "Moral and Prudential Scepticism" by Jesse Hambly on 5 May, 3.30pm CEST, at eu02web.zoom-x.de/j/3634599978... Abstract below. More about the speaker: philpeople.org/profiles/jes... #philosophy #metaethics #skepticism #scepticism

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Jesse Hambly (Heidelberg University) - PhilPeople

I work on metaethics. You can contact me at jesse.l.hambly@gmail.com

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N. Heinzelmann @nheinzelmann.bsky.social · 30/04/2026

Abstract (1). I examine whether prominent arguments for epistemological moral scepticism – the view that we lack justified moral beliefs or moral knowledge – also threaten to establish epistemological prudential scepticism – the view that we lack justified prudential beliefs or prudential knowledge.

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N. Heinzelmann @nheinzelmann.bsky.social · 30/04/2026

Abstract (2). I focus on two families of arguments for epistemological moral scepticism: debunking arguments and arguments from disagreement. I contend that, for the most part, such arguments work as or nearly as well when applied to the prudential domain.

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