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CALLICOTT’S ARCHIMEDEAN POINT-THE PROBLEM OF TRANSCENDING HUME’S IS/OUGHT DICHOTOMY
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Dissatisfaction Theodicy and Punishment:
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Justification, Ambiguity, and Belief:
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The Consequentialist Trap:
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THE ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF SPINOZA’S POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY
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DOUBTS ABOUT DOUBTING:
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A Response to Timothy Hyde’s “Methodological Questions”:
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Contextualist Responses to Greene’s Puzzle
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Comments on Tucker’s “Harman vs. Virtue Theory”
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Three Kinds of Weakness of the Will
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PAUL RICOEUR 1913-2005
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FELDMAN’S ACCOUNT OF DEATH’S BADNESS, AND LIFE-DEATH COMPARATIVES
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The Necessity of Repentence:
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DEWEY ON MACINTYRE AND HUMAN PRACTICES
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Consequentialist Reactions to Cain’s Objection from the Individual
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Comments on “Blessed with Awareness Wolterstorff, Danto and Hornby on Responding to Art”
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Clarke and Stroud on the Plane-Spotters
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The Erotic Origin and Resolutions of the Question:
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