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Quasi-Realism, Negation and the Frege-Geach Problem
The Philosophical Quarterly, 1999Every expressivist theory of moral language requires a solution to the Frege-Geach problem, i.e., the problem of explaining how moral sentences retain their meaning in unasserted (e.g., conditional and disjunctive) contexts. An essential part of Blackburn’s ‘quasi-realist project’, i.e., the project of showing how we can earn the right to treat moral ...
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Kant, Quasi‐Realism, and the Autonomy of Aesthetic Judgement
European Journal of Philosophy, 2001Aesthetic judgements are autonomous, as many other judgements are not: for the latter, but not the former, it is sometimes justifiable to change one’s mind simply because several others share a different opinion. Why is this? One answer is that claims about beauty are not assertions at all, but expressions of aesthetic response.
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Moral Realism, Quasi Realism, and Skepticism
2009Abstract This article describes the relationship of skepticism with moral and quasi realism. It discusses the main reason why quasi realists believe that they can explain and justify the realist-seeming appearances of ordinary moral thought and discourse.
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The Evolutionary Debunking of Quasi-Realism
2022Neil Sinclair, James Chamberlain
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Why Quasi-Realism cannot Accommodate Moral Mind-Independence
Philosophia (United States), 2022Yifan Sun
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