| Sumario: | Moral Reality and the Empirical Sciences, written by Thomas Pölzler Chapters three to six deal with four different contributions to the moral realism/anti-realism debate that substantially draw on scientific premises. As a matter of legitimate choice of focus, Pölzler refrains from discussing any philosophical issues arising from the particular attempts to construct science-based arguments for metaethical claims which he discusses in chapters three to six of the book. Jesse Prinz's version of sentimentalism, which Pölzler discusses here and which just is the position expressed in the conclusion of the argument, is compatible with moral realism.
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