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‘Morality and Determinism’: A Reply to Flew

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  30 January 2009

Gerhard D. Wassermann
Gerhard D. Wassermann
Affiliation:
University of Newcastle upon Tyne
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Philosophy , Volume 65 , Issue 251 , January 1990 , pp. 99 - 101
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Copyright © The Royal Institute of Philosophy 1990

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References

1 Flew, A., ‘“Morality and Determinism”: Two Comments’, Philosophy 64 (1989), 98–103.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

2 Wassermann, G. D., ‘Morality and Determinism’, Philosophy 63 (1988), 211–230.CrossRefGoogle Scholar

3 Op. cit. note 1, 98.

4 Op. cit. note 2, 224.

5 Op. cit. note 1, 99.

6 Op. cit. note 1, 99.

7 , P. G.Guest, Numerical Methods of Curve Fitting (Cambridge University Press, 1961).Google Scholar

8 Op. cit. note 1, 100.

9 Op. cit. note 2, 217.

10 Op. cit. note 2, 219.

11 Op. cit. note 1, 101.

12 Op. cit. note 2, 227.

13 See op. cit. note 2, section 2.

14 Op. cit. note 1, 101.

15 Op. cit. note 1, 101–102.