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“Now what?” in Social Ontology and Metaethics

open access: yesJournal of Social Ontology
Error theorists of all stripes face the “Now what?”-question: what do we do with our judgements if they are systematically erroneous? The question is perhaps most commonly discussed with error theories about all moral judgements or all normative ...
Olof Leffler
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SOCIOCULTURAL AND GENDER ASPECTS OF PHENOMENON OF IMAGINATION IN HUMAN RIGHTS PHILOSOPHY

open access: yesОсвітній дискурс
Relevance of the research. In today's world, where gender equality is becoming an ethical and legal imperative, legal philosophy needs to integrate the phenomenon of imagination as a tool for legitimizing the social contract and deconstructing ...
Irina Yershova-Babenko
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Fictionally Fictional Object

open access: yesAsian Studies
Nothingness is inconceivable, yet at the same time it is not inconceivable because it is actually referred to. I propose several accessibility relations to illustrate that nothingness is not an object at all. The fictional object that Sherlock Holmes is belongs to the domain in some semantic context, but the fictionally fictional object that ...
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Groups as fictional agents. [PDF]

open access: yesInquiry (Oslo)
Moen LJK.
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