Blessed are the peacemakers

Philosophical Studies 172 (4):843-853 (2015)
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In this paper I explore the points of similarity and difference that distinguish expressivists such as myself from the position known as Cornell realism. I argue that there are considerable overlaps of doctrine, although these doctrines are arrived at in very different ways. I urge that Cornell realism can only benefit by taking on some of the commitments of expressivism.

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Simon Blackburn
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