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: The Leiter ReportsAre Moral Philosophers Perceived by Their Peers as Being Moral Ethical in Their Conduct?
By Brian Leiter
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Short answer: no. I've just been skimming this entertaining paper, not sure whether it distinguishes between Kantians, who (with some honorable exceptions of course!) tend to behave pretty badly (they are blinded by righteousness), from other kinds of moral philosophers.Full post as published by The Leiter Reports on June 08, 2009 (boomark / email).
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