 Minimalist views of these kinds are not uncommon. Minimalism figures in the quasi-realist expressivism advocated by Simon Blackburn (2006). Arguably Parfit’s “non-metaphysical non-naturalism” (2011: vol 2, 486) or “non-realist cognitivism” (2017: 49) also incorporates minimalist views. So-called “quietist realist” positions also arguably involve a kind of minimalism (see Dworkin 1996 and 2011: part 1; Scanlon 2014).