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Experimental philosophy without intuitions: an illustration of why it fails
Philosophical Studies (1):309-317 (2022)
Abstract
Machery’s book is an effort to show how experimental philosophy can be valuable without the perephenelia of intuitions. I argue that the effort fails.Author's Profile
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