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Feminism and Metaethics AMIA SRINIVASAN University College London a.srinivasan@ucl.ac.uk 1. Introduction Feminism is first and foremost a political project: a project aimed at the liberation of women and the destruction of patriarchy. That project does not have a particular metaethics; there is no feminist consensus, for example, on the epistemology of moral belief or the metaphysics of moral truth. But the work of feminist philosophers – that is, philosophers who identity with the political project…

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