Point 5 on agent-neutrality vs. agent-relativity is interesting. Reminds me of Donald Regan's contention that "Evaluator-relative theories do not allow agents to give sincere moral advice." ("Against evaluator relativity" p. 107). I imagine this point is contested by evaluator-relative theorists. I'd be interested to see what they say. Does anyone has a reference for that?
Point 5 on agent-neutrality vs. agent-relativity is interesting. Reminds me of Donald Regan's contention that "Evaluator-relative theories do not allow agents to give sincere moral advice." ("Against evaluator relativity" p. 107). I imagine this point is contested by evaluator-relative theorists. I'd be interested to see what they say. Does anyone has a reference for that?
Point 5 on agent-neutrality vs. agent-relativity is interesting. Reminds me of Donald Regan's contention that "Evaluator-relative theories do not allow agents to give sincere moral advice." ("Against evaluator relativity" p. 107). I imagine this point is contested by evaluator-relative theorists. I'd be interested to see what they say. Does anyone has a reference for that?