Competing Pictures

In Ethics without principles. New York: Oxford University Press (2004)
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Argues against views alternative to particularism in detail, including the views of McNaughton and Rawling, Crisp, Raz, Scanlon, Hooker, Parfit, and also appeals to Aristotelian philosophy of science.

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10.1093/0199270023.003.0007

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