Could there be an empirical test for internalism?

Jeanette Kennett; Cordelia Fine

Could there be an empirical test for internalism?

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Abstract

In our chapter we argued that the empirical evidence cited by Roskies and other data we referred to do not in fact undermine internalism. In this brief rejoinder to the commentaries by Roskies and Smith, we want to further address the role of empirical evidence in this debate and in so doing clarify the project of our chapter.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Moral psychology
Editors	Walter Sinnott-Armstrong
Place of Publication	Cambridge, MA
Publisher	MIT Press
Pages	217-226
ISBN (Print)	9780262693554
Publication status	Published - 2008

Publication series

Name	The Neuroscience of morality : emotion, disease, and development
Publisher	MIT Press

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