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John Elia
MOTIVES AND INCORPORATION
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TORTURING PUPPIES AND EATING MEAT:
IT’S ALL IN GOOD TASTE
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JUSTICE AND THE GLOBAL ECONOMY IN RAWLS’S THE LAW OF PEOPLES
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THE POSSIBILITY OF TRANSWORLD DEPRA VITY
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INCONSISTENTlSM ABOUT KNOWLEDGE
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ON PROPERTIES
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CERTAINTY OF ONESELF:
ON FICHTE’S CONCEPTION OF FAITH AS NON-EPISTEMIC CONSCIOUSNESS
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LIRERALS AND ENVIRONMENTALISTS:
REFLECTIONS ON A CONFLICT IN POLITICAL IDEOLOGY
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COLLECTIVE EPISTEMIC AGENCY
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DRETSKY AND ARMSTRONG ON REGULARITY ANALYSES AND EXPLANATION
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THE NOTION OF SOVEREIGN EXCLUSIVE DOMINION FOR GLOBAL POLITICAL JUSTICE
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Robert S. Colter
UNIFYING THE SOUL:
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Mary Magada-Ward
RESPONSE TO ELIZABETH COOKE’S “FALLIBILISM, PROGRESS, AND THE LONG RUN IN PEIRCE’S PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE”
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SKIDMORE ON PROPERTIES
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MORAL EDUCATlON AND AUTONOMY
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ONE MEAT-EATER’S MODUS PONENS...:
A RESPONSE TO NORCROSS
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WITTGENSTEIN AND THE PRIVATE LANGUAGE OF ETHlCS
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FURTHER QUESTIONING IRRATIONAL DESIRES IN PLATO’S GORGlAS
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LEIBNlZ’S ‘ATTRACTlVE’ TRILEMMA:
NEWTON AND THE CHALLENGE OF INTELLIGIBILITY
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GOODMAN ON MOTION AND FRAMES OF REFERENCE:
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