 It is arguable that so-called quietism, as well as Parfit’s cognitivist anti-realism, are also examples of normative conceptualism. They contend that normative thought and talk do not commit us metaphysically to anything we wouldn’t otherwise be committed to. So, presumably, they must agree with expressivism that normativity is not to be accounted for by anything in our metaphysics. Perhaps, then, it is a feature of our ways of thinking of things.