Brings together Moore's most important and innovative essays and articles, together with an introductory text which outlines the context of the contributions and comments on their significance and potential.

Objectivity in Ethics and Law provides the definitive collection of Michael Moore's influential studies on moral and legal objectivity. This collection bring together Moore's most important and innovative essays and articles, together with an introductory text which outlines the context of the contributions and comments on their significance and potential. The collected essays complement each other to provide a retrospective view of the author's distinctive achievements and a developmental picture of a subject area as a whole.

Introduction. Part I: Ethics: Moral reality
Moral reality revisited
Good without God. Part II: Law: Law as justice
The plain truth about legal truth
Legal reality: a naturalist approach to legal ontology
Name index.