
doi: 10.26556/jesp.v1i2.9
handle: 11343/25420
In Thinking How to Live, Allan Gibbard claims that expressivists can vindicate realism about moral discourse. This paper argues that Gibbard’s expressivism does not provide such a vindication.
Other, Ethical Theory
Other, Ethical Theory
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