Corporatism |
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Authors: | Michael Martin |
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Institution: | (1) Boston University, 02215 Boston, Massachusetts, USA |
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Abstract: | Conclusion Twenty-five years ago the ethical position briefly sketched inToward Reunion in Philosophy seemed novel and exciting. For some reason White's ideas about ethics were not taken up and developed by others. (Even a
recent extension of Quine's system to ethics seems either to ignore or to be unaware of White's early suggestions. This task
was left for White himself over two decades later. Whether his latest development of his ethical position will become as widely
discussed and influential as Quine's epistemological view on which it is based is uncertain. But until many of the problems
raised above are answered “corporatism” is not perhaps a metaethical position that deserves to become popular. The promise
ofToward Reunion of a viable Quinean metaethics has not been fulfilled. |
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