The Moral Philosophy of Bernard Williams

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Cambridge Scholars Press (2013)
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A wide-ranging, collection focusing on the practical philosophy of Williams, with many chapters on politically relevant themes and many trying to assess the importance and influence of Williams. With contributions by Roman Altshuler, Mathieu Beirlaen, Thom Brooks, Jonathan Dancy, Jennifer Flynn, Lorenzo Greco, Chris D. Herrera, James Kellenberger, Colin Koopman, Stephen Leach, Esther Abin, Nancy Matchett, Jeff McMahan, Sarah Pawlett, Jonathan Sands-Wise, Robert Talisse, and Owen Ware.
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Practical Necessity and the Constitution of Character.Roman Altshuler
Reflection and the Individual in Williams’ Humanistic Philosophy.Lorenzo Greco

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