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Many philosophers recognize that, as a matter of psychological fact, one can believe something valuable without valuing it. I argue that it is also possible to value something without believing it valuable. Agents can genuinely value things that they neither believe disvaluable nor believe valuable along a scale of impersonal value.Valuing and believing valuableAnalysis 77 (1): 59-65. 2017.
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Areas of Specialization
| Aesthetics |
| Normative Ethics |
| Philosophy of Literature |
Areas of Interest
| Moral Psychology |
| Technology Ethics |
| Social Philosophy |