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Blame for constitutivists: Kantian constitutivism and the victim’s special standing to complain
Philosophical Explorations 22 (2):117-129 (2019)
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Constitutivists about moral norms are often suspected of providing an overly “self-centered” account of morality which does not take seriously enough morality’s interpersonal nature. This worry see...Author's Profile
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