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in the moral judgment, though none of them seem to have clearly apprehended the exact relation between the inconsistent and the contradictory. In any event it is certain that he will discover that the facts are far more complex than he has hitherto imagined, and that there is a long road to travel between the position that the moral judgment has its ultimate source in desire and any conclusions whatever about the range of its validity.
Frank Chapman Sharp.
The University of Wisconsin.
