Midgley's primary goal in this chapter is to
A) argue that moral isolationism is false.
B) argue that moral isolationism is true.
C) argue that moral isolationism is incoherent (i.e., that it does not make sense).
D) argue that moral isolationism is true for our culture, but not for others.

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Midgley argues that moral isolationism is incoherent because it is impossible to consistently hold the view that one's own moral beliefs are true for oneself but not for others.

Midgley's Primary Goal in This Chapter Is to