Introduction: Science, naturalism, and the problem of normativity / Mario De Caro and David Macarthur
Part I: Conceptual and historical background
The wider significance of naturalism: a genealogical essay / Akeel Bilgrami
Naturalism and quietism / Richard Rorty
Is liberal naturalism possible? / Mario De Caro and Alberto Voltolini
Part II: Philosophy and the natural sciences
Science and philosophy / Hilary Putnam
Why scientific realism may invite relativism / Carol Rovane
Part III: Philosophy and the human sciences
Taking the human sciences seriously / David Macarthur
Reasons and causes revisited / Peter Menzies
Part IV: Meta-ethics and normativity
Metaphysics and morals / T.M. Scanlon
The naturalist gap in ethics / Erin I. Kelly and Lionel K. McPherson
Phenomenology and the normativity of practical reason / Stephen L. White
Part V: Epistemology and normativity
Truth as convenient friction / Huw Price
Exchange on "truth as convenient friction" / Richard Rorty and Huw Price
Two directions for analytic kantianism: naturalism and idealism / Paul Redding
Part VI: Naturalism and human nature
How to be naturalistic without being simplistic in the study of human nature / John Dupre
Dewey, continuity, and McDowell / Peter Godfrey-Smith
Wittgenstein and naturalism / Marie McGinn.
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Naturalism and normativity. ISBN 9780231508872. Published by Columbia University Press in 2010. Publication and catalogue information, links to buy online and reader comments.
