University of San Diego
Department of Philosophy

H. E. Baber, David Copp, David Depew, John Dupr, Reinaldo Elugardo, John Martin Fischer, Don Garrett, Richard Healey, Bernard Kobes, and Bruce Landesman, The papers in this volume are a selection of the papers presented at the American Philosophical Association Pacific Division Meeting of 1994. The papers were selected by the 1993-1994 Pacific Division Program Committee, whose members include: Jean Hampton (Chair) (review)

H. E. Baber, The Market for Feminist Epistemology

Rodney G. Peffer, A failed reconciliation: Further reflections on Sterba's project

H. E. Baber, Almost indiscernible twins

Rodney G. Peffer, Marxism, Moral Theory and Moral Truisms: A Response to Nielsen

Rodney G. Peffer, Sterba's reconciliation project: A critique

Rodney G. Peffer, Marxism, markets, and the 'sanctity' of socialist property relations

H. E. Baber, Two Models of Preferential Treatment for Working Mothers

Rodney G. Peffer, Acknowledgments

Rodney G. Peffer, Appendix. Stages in the development of marx’s thought

Rodney G. Peffer, Contents

Rodney G. Peffer, Eight. Marxist critiques of justice and rights

Rodney G. Peffer, Five. Marxism and moral historicism

Rodney G. Peffer, Four “marxist αντι-moralisμ”: A critique

Rodney G. Peffer, Introduction

Rodney G. Peffer, Marxism, Morality, and Social Justice

Rodney G. Peffer, Nine. Marxist and leftist objections to Rawls' theory of justice: A critical review

Rodney G. Peffer, Six. Morality and ideology

Rodney G. Peffer, Two. Consequentialist interpretations of Marx

Rodney G. Peffer, Three marx’s theories of freedom and exploitation: A reconstruction and defense

H. E. Baber, Berkeley and the Tattletale’s Paradox

H. E. Baber, The Ethics of Dwarf-Tossing

H. E. Baber, What Women Want

H. E. Baber, How Bad Is Rape?

H. E. Baber, Alvin Plantinga (review)

H. E. Baber and John Donnelly, Thinking clearly about death

Rodney G. Peffer, Marxism, Metaethics, and Morality

H. E. Baber, Acknowledgments

H. E. Baber, Taking Laughter Seriously

H. E. Baber, The lifetime language