This is a collection of twelve brand new chapters focused on a critical examination of the options available to the moral error theorist. "This is a an excellently edited collection of essays around a theme which has so far received too little attention. The essays concern which changes we might expect if moral error theory were absorbed in the culture. Would moralizing and moral argumentation cease? The list of authors offers a good mix of experts on error theory and philosophers from other areas who contribute with new perspectives. I can highly recommend the volume to any student of the subject." ? --Folke Tersman, Uppsala University