Morality, Perspective, and Fantasy: A Comment on Sarah Buss

Journal of Applied Philosophy 37 (1):51-57 (2020)
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A response to Sarah Buss's article, ‘Some Musings about the Limits of an Ethics that Can Be Applied,’ focusing on issues connected with Buss’s claims about human insignificance, and the indifference to self that the recognition of insignificance allegedly engenders.

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