Akrasia and the Desire to Become Someone Else: Venturinha on Moral Matters

Philosophia 48 (5):1705-1711 (2020)
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This paper discusses practical akrasia from the perspective of the sophisticated form of moral subjectivism that can be derived from Nuno Venturinha’s remarks on moral matters.

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