Particularism and Antitheory - Oxford Handbooks
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Particularism and Antitheory Oxford Handbooks Online Particularism and Antitheory Mark Lance and Margaret Little The Oxford Handbook of Ethical Theory Edited by David Copp Print Publication Date: Jun 2007 Subject: Philosophy, Moral Philosophy Online Publication Date: Sep 2009 DOI: 10.1093/oxfordhb/9780195325911.003.0021 Abstract and Keywords This article surveys the current debate over particularism. Distinguishing motives, targets, and positions, it attempts to recast the crucial issues that divide different approaches and lay out the implications of…
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