Preface; Contents; Logics for Normative Supervenience; 1 Introduction: Assumption I
A Plurality of Logics for Normative Supervenience; 2 Introduction: Assumption II
Supervenience of the Normative vs Normative Supervenience; 3 Layout of this Essay; 4 The Counts-As Relation; 4.1 Introduction; 4.2 Is the Counts-As Relation a Type of NS?; 4.3 A Formal Analysis of the Counts-As Relation; 4.3.1 Counts-As Link as NS: A Generative (Dynamic) Relation; 4.3.2 Counts-As Link as a Classificatory Relation; 4.3.3 Semantics for ; 4.3.4 Discussion; 4.3.5 Conclusions

5 Meta-theory for NS: Which Modal Logic?5.1 Introduction; 5.2 Quantified Non-normal Modal Logics for the Ought; 5.3 Discussion About NS; 6 Summary; References; Propositional and Doxastic Justification: Their Relationship and a Questionable Supervenience Claim; 1 Introduction; 2 Turri's Criticism of the Orthodox View; 3 Why Turri's Cases Fail to Refute the Orthodox View; 4 Five Ways of Construing Propositional Justification; 5 Doxastically Independent Propositional Justification?; 6 The Point of the Notion of Propositional Justification; References

Moral Properties: Some Epistemological, Ontological, and Normative Dimensions1 Moral Properties and Their Normativity; 2 The Non-moral Grounds of the Moral: Supervenience and Consequentiality; 3 The Epistemology of Moral Properties; 3.1 The Argument from Moral Education; 3.2 The Argument from Moral Sensibility; 3.3 The Aretaic Argument; 3.4 The Argument from Partial Analysis; 3.5 The Argument from Norms of Discourse; 3.6 The Testability Argument; 4 The Problem of Normative Defeasibility; 5 Are Moral Properties Natural (or Naturalizable)?; References; Reasons and Supervenience; 1 Introduction

2 Normative Force vs Normative Content3 Conceptual vs Metaphysical Supervenience; 4 Do Normative Reasons Supervene on the Non-normative?; 5 Concluding Remarks; References; The Dubious Moral Supervenience Thesis; 1 Introduction; 2 The Grounding Concern; 3 Horrendous Deeds; 4 Normative Authority; 5 An Evidential Case Against the Local (Non-trivial) Moral Supervenience Thesis; 6 Conclusion; References; The Supervenience Dilemma Explained Away; 1 Reduction or Queerness?; 2 The Nature of the Issue at Stake; 3 Enoch's Strategy of Damage Containment; 4 A Second Dilemma: Queerness or Redundancy

5 The Worry About Redundancy6 A Constructivist Appeal to Moral Legislation; 7 Autonomy and Co-Legislation; 8 A Moralized View of Reasoning?; 9 Queerness, Again?; 10 The Barrier Against Arbitrariness; 11 Constructivism as Practical Cognitivism; 12 Concluding Remarks; References; Law, Normativity, and Supervenience; 1 Introduction; 2 Separation; 3 Reduction; 4 Between Scylla and Charybdis; 5 Do Legal Rules Supervene?; References; The Metaphysics of Law: From Supervenience to Rational Justification; 1 Conspectus; 2 Background Remarks; 3 Metaphysical Determination as Supervenience