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Volume 27, Number 4, 4 July 2014

Are moral judgments unified?
pp. 451-474(24)
Authors: Sinnott-Armstrong, Walter; Wheatley, Thalia

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Why there might be a moral faculty: A reply to Johnson
pp. 475-482(8)
Author: Kirkby, David

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The myth of the moral faculty: Response to Kirkby
pp. 483-487(5)
Author: Johnson, Mark

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Evidence that stakes don’t matter for evidence
pp. 488-512(25)
Author: Phelan, Mark

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Nozick's experience machine is dead, long live the experience machine!
pp. 513-535(23)
Author: Weijers, Dan

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Do positive illusions contribute to human well-being?
pp. 536-552(17)
Author: Young, M. C.

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Using phenomenal concepts to explain away the intuition of contingency
pp. 553-570(18)
Author: Shea, Nicholas

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Hypothetical identities: Explanatory problems for the explanatory argument
pp. 571-582(12)
Author: Eronen, Markus I.

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Interpretive sensory-access theory and conscious intentions
pp. 583-595(13)
Author: Peters, Uwe

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Making Sense of Freedom and Responsibility, by Dana Kay Nelkin
pp. 596-600(5)
Author: Ciurria, Michelle

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Erratum
pp. 601-601(1)

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Erratum
pp. 602-602(1)

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Free Content Corrigendum
pp. 603-603(1)

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