Moral Scepticism, in Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy, (London: Routledge, 1998). 1. Mark T. Nelson 2. Moral relativism 3. Moral subjectivism 4. Moral egoism 5. Justification 6. The Is/Ought Gap Theory 7. Pyrrhonists 8. Sextus 9. Philo 10. G.E. Moore 11. Principia Ethica 12. W. D. Ross 13. Prima faci duty 14. Actual Duty 15. Truth 16. Noncognitivists 17. Truth-value 18. Cognitive 19. Error theory 20. David Hume 21. Emotivists 22. A. J. Ayer 23. C. L. Stevenson 24. Attitudes 25. Prescriptivists 26. R. M. Hare 27. G. L. Mackie 28. Gilbert Harman 29. Immorality 30. Moral Intuitions 31. Reflective equilibrium 32. Toulmin 33. Utilitarian 34. Peter Geach 35. David Brink 36. Geoffrey Sayre-McCord 37. Nicholas Sturgeon 38. Ronald Dworkin 39. Tomas Nagel 40. John McDowell 41. Crispin Wright 42. Minimalist 43. Coherentist 44. Correspondence theories of truth