Reply to J. Narveson's Review of Reason and Value

Dialogue 23 (2):337-339 (1984)
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I would like to thank Jan Narveson for suggesting that I be permitted a few words in reply, and Michael McDonald, the co-editor of this journal, for agreeing to the suggestion. I will not waste words but will plunge right in.

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