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Introduction1. The Nature of Innateness2. Defending the Concept of Innateness3. Concepts4. Modules, Core Cognition and Culture5. The Theory Theory and the Theory of Mind6. Mathematical Cognition and Quinian Bootstrapping7. Language Acquisition and Linguistic Nativism8. The Challenge to Linguistic Nativism9. Morality and Innateness10. Moral Convictions and Mechanisms11. Conclusion.ReferencesIndex

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Cover -- Endorsements -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- Contributors -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- PART I: Concept and Significance -- 1. Anarchism, Anarchists, and Anarchy -- 2. The Anarchist Landscape -- 3. On the Distinction Between State and Anarchy -- 4. Methodological Anarchism -- 5. What Is the Point of Anarchism? -- PART II Figures and Traditions -- 6. Anarchism against Anarchy: The Classical Roots of Anarchism -- 7. Kant on Anarchy -- 8. Barbarians in the Agora: American Market Anarchism, 1945-2011 -- 9. Rights, Morality, and Egoism in Individualist Anarchism -- 10. Transcending Leftist Politics: Situating Egoism within the Anarchist Project -- 11. De Facto Monopolies and the Justification of the State -- 12. Two Cheers for Rothbardianism -- 13. Christian Anarchism -- PART III: Legitimacy and Order -- 14. Anarchism and Political Obligation: An Introduction -- 15. The Positive Political Economy of Analytical Anarchism -- 16. Moral Parity between State and Non-state Actors -- 17. Economic Pathologies of the State -- 18. Hunting for Unicorns -- 19. Social Norms and Social Order -- 20. Anarchy and Law -- 21. Anarchism, State, and Violence -- 22. The Forecast for Anarchy -- PART IV: Critique and Alternatives -- 23. Social Anarchism and the Rejection of Private Property -- 24. The Right Anarchy: Capitalist or Socialist? -- 25. Anarchist Approaches to Education -- 26. An Anarchist Critique of Power Relations within Institutions -- 27. Anarchism for an Ecological Crisis? -- 28. States, Incarceration, and Organizational Structure: Towards a General Theory of Imprisonment -- 29. The Problems of Central Planning in Military Technology -- 30. Anarchy and Transhumanism -- Annotated Bibliography -- Index.

Introduction -- Explaining Moral Disagreement -- Making Room for Disagreement -- Interpreting Moral Disagreements -- The Epistemic Significance of Peer Disagreement -- Applied Epistemology of Moral Disagreement -- From What We Ought to Believe to What We Ought to Do -- Moral Compromise -- Public Reason, Legitimate State Action, and Justifiability to All -- Democracy and Deliberative Restraint -- Metaethics and the Normative Implications of Moral Disagreement -- Conclusion.

1. Some Relevant Pre-Stoutian Theories -- 1. Early Greek Philosophers -- 2. Medieval and Later Philosophers -- 3. Stout's Older Contemporaries -- 2. Stout's Theory of Universals (1): Some Key Terms -- 1. General Statement of Stout's Position -- 2. Distributive Unity -- 3. Resemblance -- 4. Classes and Kinds in Stout's Philosophy -- 5. Possiblities in Stout's Philosophy -- 3. Stout's Theory of Universals (2): Stout's Abstract Particularism -- 1. Stoutian Particulars as Predicates -- 2. General Criticisms of Stout's Abstract Particularism -- 4. A Suggested Approach to the Problem of Universals -- 1. Jerrold Levinson's Theory of Attributes -- General Index.

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