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Putting normativity in its proper place
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 33 (4):344 - 345 (2010)
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Knobe considers two explanations for the influence of moral considerations on cognitive systems: the position, and the position. We suggest that this dichotomy conflates questions at computational and algorithmic levels, and suggest that distinguishing the issues at these levels reveals a third, viable option, which we call the positionAuthor's Profile
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