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Shivam Patel1, Edouard Machery2
1Department of Philosophy,University of Pittsburgh,Pittsburgh,PA 15260.smp119@pitt.eduhttp://www.philosophy.pitt.edu/person/shivam-patel-0.
Abstract:
Stanford argues that cooperators achieve and maintain correlated interaction through the objectification of moral norms. We first challenge the moral/non-moral distinction that frames Stanford's discussion. We then argue that to the extent that norms are objectified (and we hold that they are at most objectified in a very thin sense), it is not for the sake of achieving correlated interaction.
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