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kh04dn42689	Amelia Hicks	Moral Particularism: The Nonexistence of Moral Principles and the Nature of Proper Moral Deliberation	2013		.txt	text/plain	325	14	32	Some versions of particularism claim that there are no true moral principles, while others claim that we shouldn't use moral principles in moral deliberation; I call the former view 'eliminativism' and the latter view 'abstinence.' Moral particularism is a family of views---a family unified by its rejection of moral principles---in moral metaphysics and moral epistemology.	cache/kh04dn42689.txt	txt/kh04dn42689.txt