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Moral Cognitivism
Philosophical Papers 31 (1):1-25 (2002)
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Abstract The paper explicates a set of criteria the joint satisfaction of which is taken to qualify moral judgements as cognitive. The paper examines evidence that some moral judgements meet these criteria, and relates the resulting conception of moral judgements to ongoing controversies about cognitivism in ethicsAuthor's Profile
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