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The Common Core Standards: A Utilitarian Straitjacket for Education in America
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David Hume and the Origins of Modern Rationalism
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How Desperate Should We Be?
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Decision Procedures, Moral Philosophy, and Despair: The Response of Virtue Ethics and the Connoisseur
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Tradition, Principle, and the Rule of Law: A Response to Claes Ryn
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Political Morality Reconsidered: A Rejoinder
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