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Knowing what’s good for you
The Philosophers' Magazine 53 (53):85-90 (2011)
Abstract
We should see a very close connection between two fields of philosophy which are nowadays kept well apart, namely ethics and epistemology. Indeed, if the good life and virtue consist in knowledge, then the study of knowledge just is the study of ethics.Author's Profile
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