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NDPR: What Can Philosophy Contribute to Ethics? (by James Griffin) [Book Review]
Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews 2017 (2017)
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Summary of Griffin's book. Raises objections to his ought implies can principle and his negative assumptions about human nature.Author's Profile
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