Erratum: Normative Naturalism on Its Own Terms
Erratum: Normative Naturalism on Its Own Terms

Summary/Abstract: The original version of this article fails to credit the original source for a point made on p. 513: “Any natural language can have only countably many predicates, but natural properties might not be only countably many.” This sentence should have come with the following footnote: “Sturgeon credits to Richard Boyd the related point that there seem to be continuum many physical states of the world, and hence more physical properties than there are, even in the language of ideal physics, physical expressions to represent them” (Sturgeon 1985, 61). The author apologizes for the omission.

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