Philosophical Arguments

In "Philosophical Arguments" (1995), Charles Taylor explores various philosophical issues through a collection of essays. Key themes include the critique of naturalism, the defense of moral realism, and the exploration of the self and human agency. Taylor argues against reductive explanations of human behavior and emphasizes the importance of language and culture in shaping human identity. The book underscores the significance of philosophical anthropology and hermeneutics in understanding human existence and ethics.