Science and Ethics: Demarcation, Holism and Logical Consequences

European Journal of Philosophy 18 (1):126-138 (2010)
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I argue that attempts to demarcation ethics from science are not jeopardized by the fact that conjunctions of moral claims may have empirically verifiable logical consequences.

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