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The Value of Living Well
New York, US: Oup Usa (2013)
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In this book, Mark LeBar develops Virtue Eudaimonism, which brings the philosophy of the ancient Greeks to bear on contemporary problems in metaethics, especially the metaphysics of norms and the nature of practical rationalityAuthor's Profile
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