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Some of this is less analytic than I'd like, but so far, it's a fascinating project. Essays that frame Leviticus and address sexual slavery have been especially good.

Clear and appealing in its argument.

My concerns at this juncture are a) whether an appeal to nature might make space for unwelcome moral viewpoints (at the least, we'll need something better than appealing to is/ought problems) b) how immoralism will be addressed and c) whether Foot's concept of "goodness" is really only secondary when applied to nonliving things (I'm thinking here of environmental aesthetics).

Well, there's a Borges joke on the first page, so I'm in.