  Taking himself to have avoided objectivism, Sylvan nonetheless argues against subjectivist accounts—intrinsic values are not subjective either (1980a, 154). Intrinsic value in a world, while depending conceptually on valuers, nonetheless does not reduce to valuers in that world in any way. Some have remarked on the apparent similarities between Sylvan’s account of intrinsic value and secondary qualities, suggesting his account amounted to a response-dependent account of intrinsic value (cf. Grey 2000). See Lamb (2018, §IX) for argument to the contrary.