Table of Contents

Acknowledgments
Preface
1: Introduction
2: The Self-Interest Based Contractarian Response to the Skeptic
3: A Feminist Ethics Response to the Skeptic
4: Deformed Desires
5: Self-Interest Versus Morality
6: The Amoralist
7: The Motive Skeptic
8: The Interdependency Thesis

About the Author

Anita Superson was born and raised in Chicago, Illinois. She became interested in medical ethics as an undergraduate majoring in biology. After completing a Master's Degree at the Univeristy of Tennessee in philosophy, with a concentration in medical ethics, Superson when on to the University of Illinois, Chicago, to study theoretical ethics. She is Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Kentucky.

Reviews

"Anita Superson's The Moral Skeptic is an impressive book in many ways. It covers a great number of important topics in contemporary ethics in a thorough way and from a novel feminist perspective.... Superson manages to cover all this ground with expertise and also weave an interesting narrative thread through the whole book.... Superson's book is clearly written and well structured."--Jussi Suikkanen, Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews