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argument from queerness: a standalone construct

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the argument that objective values would be entities of a very strange kind, known by a strange faculty, so probably none exist.

In ethics, argument from queerness refers to the argument that objective values would be entities of a very strange kind, known by a strange faculty, so probably none exist. This meaning comes from Mackie (1977) in Ethics.[1]

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  1. Mackie, J. L. (1977). Ethics. Penguin. ISBN 9780141960098

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