Espressionismo, olismo, deflazionismo in Simon Blackburn

Etica E Politica 10 (1):236-263 (2008)
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Expressionism, holism, and deflationism are central concepts in Blackburn quasi-realistic metaethics. The paper deals with these in order to evaluate the general tenability of Blackburn’s version of non-cognitivism

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