H. Lillehammer 
Companions in Guilt 
Arguments for Ethical Objectivity

This is a systematic study of ‘companions in guilt’ arguments in moral philosophy. Lillehammer distinguishes between two distinct forms of these, which he calls ‘arguments by entailment’ and ‘arguments by analogy’ respectively. For each strategy, Lillehammer examines three of its most prominent manifestations in contemporary ethical thought.

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Companionship in Guilt Value, Normativity and the Mind The Normativity of Practical Reason Fact, Value and Truth Values and Secondary Qualities Ethics, Science and the Absolute Conception Ethical Objectivity and Rule Following Objectivity, Relativism and Inescapability Index

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HALLVARD LILLEHAMMER is Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Philosophy at Cambridge University, UK, and a Fellow of King’s College. He is co-editor of
Real Metaphysics (2003) and
Ramsey’s Legacy (2005).