Review of Conor McHugh and Jonathan Way's Getting Things Right and Daniel Whiting's The Range of Reasons in Ethics and Epistemology [Book Review]

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This is a review of two books from Southampton, Conor McHugh and Jonathan Way's Getting Things Right (OUP 2023) and Daniel Whiting's The Range of Reasons in Ethics and Epistemology (OUP 2022).

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