Daniel Z. Korman, Objects: Nothing Out of the Ordinary

Philosophical Review 128 (2):241-245 (2019)
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This is a review of Korman's book. I focus on the argument from counterexamples in favor of conservatism, the debunking response to this argument, and the arbitrariness arguments against conservatism.

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