In 1903 G.E. Moore celebrated a robust nonnaturalistic form of moral realism with the publication of his Principia Ethica. Subsequent years have witnessed the development and refinement of a number of views motivated at least in part by a deep resistance to the metaphysical and epistemological commitments of nonnaturalism. Over time, Moore’s view arguably has become the position of last resort ...

I focus on the ethical non-naturalism of Russ Shafer-Landau. First, spend a good bit time specifying nature two versions naturalism and arguing that one is embraced ubiquitously—more importantly, should be embraced—by contemporary naturalists. do so because if am right about this, before we investigate details Shafer-Landau’s non-naturalism, there will significant burden proof for him to meet. ...

In this paper I argue that there are at least two ways in which people can be moral objectivists, namely implicitly and explicitly. It is possible to explicitly deny being a objectivist while committed it. (Enoch, Shafer Landau (eds), The Ethical Life: Fundamental Readings Ethics Moral Problems, 192–205, Oxford University Press, New York, 2014) presents three thought experiments convince his re...

in this paper, we calculate theoretically the relaxation rates of hot, thermal and antinodal quasiparticles by using fermi’s golden rule. the transition probabilities at low temperatures express in terms of bogoliubov coefficients, singlet and triplet scattering amplitudes and dimensionless landau parameters. the values of landau parameters may be determined by comparison with the experimental ...

Affective analysis of images in social networks has drawn much attention, and the texts surrounding images are proven to provide valuable semantic meanings about image content, which can hardly be represented by low-level visual features. In this paper, we propose a novel approach for visual affective classification (VAC) task. This approach combines visual representations along with novel text...