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Emrys Westacott
SOME OBJECTIONS TO AN OBJECTIVIST CONCEPTION OF INTRINSIC VALUE
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INFERENCE, REASON AND REASONING IN BOOK ONE OF HUME’S TREATISE
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HEIDEGGER AND HEGEL ON EXPERIENCE
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MORALITY AND THE LIMITS OF SACRIFICE
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TRADITION AND TRANSLATION
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Brian Cooney
DENNETT’S FICTIONAL SELVES
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George Schedler
SHOULD LAWYERS BE PROHIBITED FROM MISLEADNG JURIES?
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Jack Weir
AN ARGUMENT FOR THE CONSTITUTIVE GOODNESS OF THE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT
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Arthur Skidmore
WHAT ARE TRUTH CONDITIONS?
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Scott L. Pratt
TWO CASES AGAINST SPECTATOR THEORIES OF KNOWLEDGE:
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A VIRTUE OF DEWEY’S MORAL THOUGHT
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Heidi Storl
HOW A DOUBLE SUCCESS CAN BE A FAlLURE:
REFLECTIONS ON PARFIT’S “NEW PERSPECTIVE”
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THE ARISTOTELIAN TRADITION OF VIRTUES IN EUROPEAN PHILOSOPHY
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Donald Sievert
“ETHICS DOES NOT TREAT OF THE WORLD. ETHICS MUST BE A CONDITION OF THE WORLD, LIKE LOGIC.” NOTEBOOKS 1914-1916
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EMPATHY AND ETHICS
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THE STATUS OF HUME’S SYSTEM
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OBJECT CATEGORIZATION IN GOFAI KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION:
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THEODORE KISIEL, THE GENESIS OF HEIDEGGER’S BEING AND TIME
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CYBERSPACE AND THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PLACE AND BEING:
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TWO KINDS OF VALUATIONAL OBJECTIVISM
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