Pacific Philosophical Quarterly

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Pacific Philosophical Quarterly publishes articles on a wide range of philosophical topics, including epistemology, metaphysics, ethics, political philosophy, and aesthetics. Recent articles explore the nature of hypocrisy, modal views of luck, external world skepticism, mereology of musical works, phenomenal causality, public reason liberalism, political liberalism concerning sentient beings, moral agency in pluralistic societies, the justification of enabling harm, the concept of the middlebrow in aesthetics, counterfactuals and relativism, the hierarchy view of word meanings, the problem of change as a paradox, Spinoza's rejection of teleological explanations, track record arguments for ethical theories, higher-order defeat in epistemology, and relational egalitarianism.

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