Does this Korsgaardian argument avoid the pitfalls of the Kantian one discussed earlier?
Such arguments avoid begging the anti-physicalist question, but they themselves rely upon claims and intuitions that are controversial and not completely independent of one's basic view about physicalism.
The government should heed this argument, and avoid further erosion of America's reputation as a fair trader.
The feminists' argument deftly avoided the use of the word quota, which even today sends shivers down French spines.
Journalists signal their impartiality by quoting people on opposing sides of an argument and avoid drawing conclusions, even when the facts are clear.
I don't know who's lying, the sharpshooter or the ex-wrestler, but I do know this is one argument to avoid.
Despite his comments about Japan's unique position in the disarmament argument, Mr Abe avoided any reference to the current nuclear dilemma facing the country.
That's hardly an argument to avoid rebalancing, but it's not much of one for doing it often, either.
China has used that argument to avoid committing to carbon dioxide reductions even as it has become the world's largest greenhouse gas producer.
Be above it all: Give in to no argument and avoid petty gossip.
