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Cover -- The Possibility Of Moral Community -- Copyright -- Dedication -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Epigraph -- 1: Preliminaries -- 1. What This Will Be About -- 2. Real And Ideal -- 2: Our Normative Judgements Are All Wrong -- 3. Global Normative Error Theory: The Very Idea -- 4. Streumer's Unbelievable Errors: Doublethink? -- 5. Central Thoughts About The Normative? -- 6. Supporting The Error Theory -- 3: Reasons And Passions: Holistic Humeanism -- 7. Humeanism About The Normative -- 8. Holistic Humeanism -- 9. The Expressivist Turn -- 10. Quasi-realism 1: Mind Independence 11. Quasi-realism 2: Too Good To Be True? -- 12. Quasi-realism 3: Backgrounding Desire -- 13. The Space Of Reason And What Supports It -- 14. Local And Global: The Whole Damn Thing -- 4: The Politics Of The Self: Conflict, Reason, And The Importance Of Normative Stability -- 15. Conflict -- 16. Reflection -- 17. Stability And Hume's Standard -- 18. Korsgaard On The Unity Of Agency -- 19. The Same Subject Continued -- 5: Towards A Communitarian Expressivism: The Importance Of Normative Commonality -- 20. Heroic Existentialism? -- 21. Reflective Stability: Banking Commitments 22. The Big Important Thing We Share -- A Just So Story: Morality Year Zero -- 23. The Judgements Of Others -- 24. Taylor: Existentialism And Indispensability -- 25. Hurley On Subjectivism And Cognitivism -- 26. Enoch: Indispensability Revisited -- 27. Humeanism About The Normative: Taking Stock -- 6: Our Moral Judgements Are All Wrong -- 28. Moral Scepticism -- 29. What Next? Abolition? -- 30. What Next?: Mackie -- 31. What Next?: Joyce -- 7: Impassioned Interpretations -- 32. Not In Heaven: Walzer On Interpretation And Social Criticism -- 33. Rawls And Reflective Equilibrium 34. The Sorting Problem: Dworkin And Wollstonecraft -- 35. Intuition -- 36. Relativism? -- 37. Fallibility -- 38. Optimism In Metaethics -- 8: Responsibility -- 39. An Old Problem -- 40. Standing For Office -- 41. The Consequence Argument -- 42.