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Moral Perception and Moral Realism: an "Intuitive" Account of Epistemic Justification
Review Journal of Political Philosophy 5:43-64 (2007)
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This essay examines the relationship between ethical intuitionism and moral perception, and leverages a hybrid account of those two positions to defend moral realism against objections.Author's Profile
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Giving Responsibility a Guilt-Trip: Virtue, Tragedy, and Privilege.Kevin M. Delapp - 2012 - Philosophica 85 (2):35-66.
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