The two faces of morality: How evolutionary theory can both vindicate and debunk morality (with a special nod to the growing importance of law)

Robin Bradley Kar

The two faces of morality: How evolutionary theory can both vindicate and debunk morality (with a special nod to the growing importance of law)

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Original language	English (US)
Title of host publication	Evolution and Morality
Subtitle of host publication	Nomos LII
Publisher	NYU Press
Pages	31-99
Number of pages	69
ISBN (Print)	9780814771228
State	Published - 2012

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