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Reality and Morality
New York, NY: Oxford University Press (2020)
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Billy Dunaway develops and defends a framework for realism about morality. He defends the idea that moral properties are privileged parts of reality which are the referents for our moral terms. He suggests how it is that we can know about morality, and what the limits to moral disagreement are.Other Versions
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