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Yet another paper on the supervenience argument against coincident entities

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613-624

Forgiving someone for who they are (and not just what they've done)

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Divine hoorays

some parallels between expressivism and religious ethics

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Flattery

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Locke's problem concerning perceptual error

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Epistemic goals and epistemic values

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The determinists have run out of luck - for a good reason

E. J. Lowe

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Bad luck once again

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Understanding simulation

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Hurley on simulation

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775-788

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Coping with moral uncertainty

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794-801

Contrastivism, relevance contextualism, and meta-skepticism

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802-810

Do we have any justified moral beliefs?

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