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PLATO’S UTOPIA RECAST
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MORAL EDUCATlON AND AUTONOMY
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ONE MEAT-EATER’S MODUS PONENS...:
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WITTGENSTEIN AND THE PRIVATE LANGUAGE OF ETHlCS
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FURTHER QUESTIONING IRRATIONAL DESIRES IN PLATO’S GORGlAS
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THE INCLUSIVIST STRATEGY FOR REVISING KANT:
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THE THREAT OF ACQUAINTANCE RAPE:
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RESPECT IN KANT:
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JACOBS’ OBJECTIONS TO THE FUTURE OF VALUE ARGUMENT
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COMMENTARY ON “PRAGMATISM’S DELIBERATION” BY STUART ROSENBAUM
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TWO ROADS TO WISDOM?:
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IT IS ETHICAL INTUITIONISM, AND NOT ANOTHER THING:
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Books Received
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CHRISTIAN LOTZ’S “CERTAINTY OF ONESELF: ON FICHTE’S CONCEPTION OF FAITH AS NON-EPISTEMIC SELF CONSCIOUSNESS”
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THE PROMISE OF ROBERTS’ “MEASURABILITY ACCOUNT OF LA WS”
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RETHINKING SOVEREIGNTY
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ABORTION AND THE WAYS WE VALUE HUMAN LIFE
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