Justin Horn
Justin Horn, Collegiate Assistant Professor
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Department of Philosophy
229 Major Williams Hall
Blacksburg, VA 24061
justinhorn@vt.edu
Justin Horn is a collegiate assistant professor of philosophy at Virginia Tech. His research is primarily in metaethics, and he is especially interested in issues surrounding moral disagreement, evolutionary debunking arguments, and moral semantics.
- Metaethics
- Ethical Theory
- Biomedical Ethics
- PhD, University of Wisconsin-Madison
- MA, University of Wisconsin-Madison
- BA, Washington University in St. Louis
- Ethics Bowl
Articles
- “Does Moral Disagreement Pose a Semantic Challenge to Moral Realism?” Philosophia (2020) 48 (3):1059-1073.
- “On Moral Objections to Moral Realism,” Journal of Value Inquiry, (2020) 54(2):345-354.
- “Moral Realism, Fundamental Moral Disagreement, and Moral Reliability,” Journal of Value Inquiry, (2017) 51:363–381.
- “Evolution and the Epistemological Challenge to Moral Realism,” in Cambridge Handbook of Evolutionary Ethics, ed. Michael Ruse and Robert Richards. 2017: 114-128. Cambridge University Press.
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