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AN EMPIRICAL CHALLENGE TO DISSATISFACTION THEODICY
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THE EQUIVOCAL OR QUESTION-BEGGING NATURE OF EVIL DEMON ARGUMENTS FOR EXTERNAL WORLD SKEPTICISM
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A PUZZLE ABOUT EPISTEMIC STANDARDS
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ETHICS IN FOUCAULT AND DELEUZE/GUATTARI
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MOTIVATING INFERENTIALISM
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CULTURAL CRISIS AND THE ROLE OF THE ARTIST
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THE VALUE OF SOLIDARITY
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KNOWING SETTER:
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A NON-REALIST THEORY OF OBJECTIVE MORAL TRUTH
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CENTERING VALUE PLURALISM IN ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS:
WESTON’S MULTIVERSE, NAGEL’S PLURALISM, WENZ’S DISTINCTION, AND NORTON’S THESIS
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KIERKEGAARD’S IRRATIONALISM:
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REFLECTIVE EQUILIBRIUM AS A THEORY OF MORAL CHANGE
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Couch, Kant, Culture end the Role of the Artist
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SELF-KNOWLEDGE:
PRIVILEGED IN ACCESS OR PRIVILEGED IN AUTHORITY?
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Robust and Genuine:
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CALLICOTT’S ARCHIMEDEAN POINT-THE PROBLEM OF TRANSCENDING HUME’S IS/OUGHT DICHOTOMY
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Comments on George Schedler, "Should Peter Singer Become an Ethical Meat Eater?"
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Dissatisfaction Theodicy and Punishment:
A Reply to Webb
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The People of Plato:
A Prosopography of Plato and Other Socratics
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Justification, Ambiguity, and Belief:
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