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Ethical Expressivism
In Christian Miller, Continuum Companion to Ethics. Continuum. pp. 29 (2011)
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This is an advanced overview of ethical expressivism, which discuss some of the history of the research program and recent developments in the work of Michael Ridge and Mark Schroeder.Author's Profile
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