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Campbell, Richmond and Bruce Hunter, 2000, “Introduction”, in Moral Epistemology Naturalized, R. Campbell and B. Hunter, (eds.), Canadian Journal of Philosophy (Supplementary Volume): 1–28. (Scholar)
Campbell, Richmond and Victor Kumar, 2012, “Moral Reasoning on the Ground”, Ethics, 122: 273–312. (Scholar)
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