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Commentary on Philip Pettit’s The Birth of Ethics

2018
Philip Pettit begins his account of the evolution of morality with early human individuals reporting their experiences to others linguistically, and he maintains that language is a crucial and necessary part of the process throughout. The key is that there were social pressures on early humans to be honest in their reporting in order to maintain a good
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The State by Philip PETTIT (review)

The Review of Metaphysics, 2023
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Philip Pettit

2010
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Non-domination, contestation and freedom: The contribution of Philip Pettit to learning and democracy in organisations

Management Learning, 2015
Martyn A Griffin, Mark Learmonth, Carole Elliott   +2 more
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Philip Pettit

2011
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A conversation on power and republicanism: an exchange between Mark Haugaard and Philip Pettit

Journal of Political Power, 2017
Mark Haugaard, Philip Pettit
exaly  

Chemistry of Trisdecacyclic Pyrazine Antineoplastics: The Cephalostatins and Ritterazines † This review is dedicated to the community of isolation/identification natural product detectives, with special thanks to the groups of Bob Pettit and Nobuhiro Fusatani.

Chemical Reviews, 2009
Seongmin Lee
exaly  

Interview with Philip Pettit: Neo-Roman Republicanism and Northeast Asia

Comparative Political Theory, 2022
Jun-Hyeok Kwak, Philip Pettit
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Philip Pettit, Philosophy

2001
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Pettit on Love and Its Value: A Critical Assessment

Moral Philosophy and Politics, 2018
Sven Nyholm
exaly