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Does Shafer-Landau have a problem with supervenience?
Philosophical Studies 126 (2):297 - 311 (2005)
Abstract
This article focuses on one well-known argument in favor of expressivism and against realism that Shafer-Landau considers, namely Blackburn's supervenience argument. Shafer-Landau believes that he can successfully defend moral realism against Blackburn's argument. I have my doubts about whether this is so.Author's Profile
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