James Lenman is currently Professor of Philosophy at the University of Sheffield. He grew up in Dundee, studied at Oxford and St Andrews and has taught at the universities of Lancaster, Glasgow and Sheffield. Lenman co-edited Constructivism in Practical Philosophy with Yonatan Shemmer. He likes reading old books and exploring the countryside.

One of the nice things about being asked to review a book is that it forces you to read a book in its entirety. I am grateful to have read this one. It is engagingly written, full of wit and wisdom, and it makes one think it's no accident that Humean and humane share all their letters. In reading the book, one feels as though one is sitting down with a delightful tutor having a conversation about metaethics... The book provides an extremely compelling and uplifting picture of moral community and the metaethics necessary to make sense of it. Even if you don't share his views, you will come away grateful for the conversation.

• 1: Preliminaries 2: Our Normative Judgements Are All Wrong 3: Reasons and Passions: Holistic Humeanism 4: The Politics of the Self: Conflict, Reason, and the Importance of Normative Stability 5: Towards a Communitarian Expressivism: The Importance of Normative Commonality 6: Our Moral Judgements Are All Wrong 7: Impassioned Interpretations 8: Responsibility

James Lenman is currently Professor of Philosophy at the University of Sheffield. He grew up in Dundee, studied at Oxford and St Andrews and has taught at the universities of Lancaster, Glasgow and Sheffield. Lenman co-edited Constructivism in Practical Philosophy with Yonatan Shemmer. He likes reading old books and exploring the countryside.

One of the nice things about being asked to review a book is that it forces you to read a book in its entirety. I am grateful to have read this one. It is engagingly written, full of wit and wisdom, and it makes one think it's no accident that Humean and humane share all their letters. In reading the book, one feels as though one is sitting down with a delightful tutor having a conversation about metaethics... The book provides an extremely compelling and uplifting picture of moral community and the metaethics necessary to make sense of it. Even if you don't share his views, you will come away grateful for the conversation.

• 1: Preliminaries 2: Our Normative Judgements Are All Wrong 3: Reasons and Passions: Holistic Humeanism 4: The Politics of the Self: Conflict, Reason, and the Importance of Normative Stability 5: Towards a Communitarian Expressivism: The Importance of Normative Commonality 6: Our Moral Judgements Are All Wrong 7: Impassioned Interpretations 8: Responsibility

James Lenman is currently Professor of Philosophy at the University of Sheffield. He grew up in Dundee, studied at Oxford and St Andrews and has taught at the universities of Lancaster, Glasgow and Sheffield. Lenman co-edited Constructivism in Practical Philosophy with Yonatan Shemmer. He likes reading old books and exploring the countryside.

One of the nice things about being asked to review a book is that it forces you to read a book in its entirety. I am grateful to have read this one. It is engagingly written, full of wit and wisdom, and it makes one think it's no accident that Humean and humane share all their letters. In reading the book, one feels as though one is sitting down with a delightful tutor having a conversation about metaethics... The book provides an extremely compelling and uplifting picture of moral community and the metaethics necessary to make sense of it. Even if you don't share his views, you will come away grateful for the conversation.

• 1: Preliminaries 2: Our Normative Judgements Are All Wrong 3: Reasons and Passions: Holistic Humeanism 4: The Politics of the Self: Conflict, Reason, and the Importance of Normative Stability 5: Towards a Communitarian Expressivism: The Importance of Normative Commonality 6: Our Moral Judgements Are All Wrong 7: Impassioned Interpretations 8: Responsibility