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From metaphysics to ethics: a defence of conceptual analysis

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1. Serious metaphysics and supervenience 2. The role of conceptual analysis 3. Conceptual analysis and metaphysical necessity 4. The primary-quality view of colour 5. The location problem for ethics: moral properties and moral content 6. Analytical descriptivism Bibliography Index

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1. Serious metaphysics and supervenience 2. The role of conceptual analysis 3. Conceptual analysis and metaphysical necessity 4. The primary-quality view of colour 5. The location problem for ethics: moral properties and moral content 6. Analytical descriptivism Bibliography Index

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1. Serious metaphysics and supervenience 2. The role of conceptual analysis 3. Conceptual analysis and metaphysical necessity 4. The primary-quality view of colour 5. The location problem for ethics: moral properties and moral content 6. Analytical descriptivism Bibliography Index

Key concepts: Metaphysics, Philosophy, Epistemology, Environmental ethics

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