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William Klaas Frankena (June 21, 1908 –
October 22, 1994) was an
American moral philosopher. He was a
member of the
University of Michigan's department...
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identified by
William Frankena in 1939, that
involves the
definition of one
property in
terms of another. The
philosopher William Frankena first used the term...
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Zimmer 2017, p. 135
Frankena 2006, p. 637 Hart 1971, pp. 30–31
Frankena 2006, p. 637
Direk 2014, pp. 371–372
Frankena 2006, p. 637
Findlay 1970...
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Murphy 2018, p. 138 Dittmer, Lead Section,
Table of
Contents Frankena,
Raybeck &
Burbules 2002, §
Definition Cropper 1997. Dittmer, Lead Section...
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Michalowski 1993, p. 156. Selz 1995, p. 139.
Frankena 1971, p. 383.
Cavigneaux &
Krebernik 1998, pp. 614–615.
Cavigneaux & Krebernik...
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Archived from the
original on 2016-11-21.
Retrieved 2016-10-04.
Frankena, W. K. (October 1939). "The
Naturalistic Fallacy". Mind. 48 (192). Oxford...
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Hughes 2009, p. 90
Horwitz 2021, pp. 107–109
Aitchison 2022, p. 7
Frankena,
Burbules &
Raybeck 2003, p. 1877 K****em,
Mufti &
Robinson 2006, p. xv...
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inattentive type),
which may be
alleviated after GFD treatment.
Pelsser LM,
Frankena K,
Toorman J,
Rodrigues Pereira R (January 2017). "Diet and ADHD, Reviewing...
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Horton Cooley, and
George H. Mead,
along with
analytic philosophers William Frankena and
Cooper Harold Langford. The
faculty included notable writers such as...
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disapproves the
action described with
those words.
According to
William Frankena, Moore, in
Ethics and
Philosophical Studies,
moves away from the version...
