Wittgenstein, deflationism and moral entities

Abstract This paper discusses the meta-ethical implications of Wittgenstein’s later moral philosophy. According to Lovibond and Brandhorst, Wittgenstein provided a novel conception facts, properties objects by adopting deflationism. argues that seamless language together with his non-foundational epistemology non-transcendent understanding rationality involves change perspective towards plausible non-mystificatory realism. Meanwhile, Brandhorst provides deflationist truths from which we obtain facts. argues, on contrary, attribution deflationism does not do justice work. It is concluded, therefore, appeal afford or substantiate exegetical claims made Brandhorst.