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Formulating Moral Error Theory
Journal of Philosophy 119 (5):279-288 (2022)
Abstract
This paper shows how to formulate moral error theories given a contextualist semantics like the one that Angelika Kratzer pioneered, answering the concerns that Christine Tiefensee developed.Author's Profile
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