2014-04-01
Can We "Regain" Truth and Objectivity? A Reply to Baillie and Meckler
Publication
Publication
Journal of Management Inquiry
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Volume 23
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Issue 2
p. 133-
136
James Baillie and Mark Meckler's (B&M) "Truth and Objectivity Regained" misconstrues the author's previous argument. More surprisingly, they also fail to distinguish their own earlier arguments from their current views. This Reply seeks to clear up the confusion. It challenges B&M's claims concerning the "function" of beliefs and statements, and defends the view that objectivity is a matter of degree, depending upon the reasonableness of a statement's background conditions.
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Keywords | cognitive perspectives, ethics, knowledge management |
Persistent URL | dx.doi.org/10.1177/1056492613501228 |
Journal | Journal of Management Inquiry |
Citation |
Ryan, P. (2014). Can We "Regain" Truth and Objectivity? A Reply to Baillie and Meckler. Journal of Management Inquiry, 23(2), 133–136. doi:10.1177/1056492613501228
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