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Intertheoretic Comparisons of Choice-Worthiness
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2020
Moral Uncertainty
In this chapter we consider the extent to which different theories are unit-comparable, and what makes them comparable when they are. We consider three arguments for the conclusion that intertheoretic comparisons are always impossible: the appeal to cases argument, the swamping argument, and the arbitrary unit arguments. We argue against all three arguments. We distinguish between structural and non-structural accounts of intertheoretic comparisons. We argue in favour of non-structural
doi:10.1093/oso/9780198722274.003.0006
fatcat:dhceckwbrbandd3i352efqqq5q