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BENTHAM ON JUSTIFYING THE PRINCIPLE OF UTILITY
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ON TAKING THE HIGH GROUND IN THE TRACTATUS:
REPLY TO SIEVERT
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TAYLOR AND FOUCAULT ON POWER, TRUTH, AND FREEDOM
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KENNETH LAINE KETNER, ED., PEIRCE AND CONTEMPORARY THOUGHT: PHILOSOPHICAL INQUIRIES
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WHY IS THERE A PROBLEM WITH MORAL DILEMMAS?
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DEBRA NAILS, AGORA, ACADEMY, AND THE CONDUCT OF PHILOSOPHY
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SPINOZA’S CORPOREAL SUBSTANCE:
ETHICS, IP15S
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THE AESTHETICALLY GOOD VS. THE MORALLY GOOD
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JOHN DEWEY’S LEGAL PRAGMATISM
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THE LOSS OF PRACTICAL REASON AND SOME CONSEQUENCES FOR THE IDEA OF POSTMODERNISM
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ASCRIPTIVE SUPERVENIENCE
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MORAL CRUTCHES AND NAZI THEISTS:
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PATRICIA KITCHER AND “KANT’S REAL SELF”
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BELIEF CONTENT AND COMPOSITIONALITY
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ON SARTWELL’S THESIS THAT KNOWLEDGE IS MERELY TRUE BELIEF
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Kathleen Haney
WHY IS THE FIFTH CARTESIAN MEDITATION NECESSARY?
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MORAL THEORY AND THE REFLECTIVE LIFE
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POSITS AND POSITING:
WHY QUINE’S SCIENTIFIC REALISM AND SEMANTIC ANTIREALISM ARE INCOMPATIBLE
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THE LIMITS OF SELF-INTEREST:
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STROUD AND MOORE ON SKEPTICISM
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