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Mark Warren

University of New South Wales
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  • University of New South Wales
    Business Ethics
    Masters student
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    A Miserable Argument
    In Sandra Woien (ed.), Sam Harris: Critical Responses, Carus Books. pp. 115-25. 2023.
    In his arguments that science itself can answer moral questions, Sam Harris often appeals to our intuitions about the badness of suffering. If we share these intuitions, Harris argues, we’ve taken a significant step in conceding to a basically utilitarian worldview. In this chapter, I critically assess Harris’ arguments and find them deeply wanting.
    Meta-Ethics, Miscellaneous
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    Oxford Handbook of Deliberative Democracy (edited book)
    with André Bächtiger, Jane Mansbridge, and John Dryzek
    Oxford University Press. 2018.
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