Companions in Guilt Arguments and Moore’s Paradox

Symposion. Theoretical and Applied Inquiries in Philosophy and Social Sciences (forthcoming)
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Michael Campbell ABSTRACT: In a series of articles Christopher Cowie has provided what he calls a ‘Master Argument’ against the Companions in Guilt defence of moral objectivity. In what follows I defend the CG strategy against Cowie. I show, firstly, that epistemic judgements are relevantly similar to moral judgements, and secondly, that it is...

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