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Behind and Beyond the Fact-Value Dichotomy Giancarlo Marchetti and Sarin Marchetti Part I: A Counter-History of the Dichotomy 1. The Fact/Value Dichotomy and the Future of Philosophy Hilary Putnam 2. Pragmatic Constructivism: Values, Norms, and Obligations Robert Schwartz 3. Contingency and Objectivity in Critical Social Theory: Horkheimer and Habermas Maeve Cooke 4. From the Positivismusstreit to Putnam: Facts and Values in the Shadow of Dichotomy John McGuire Part II: Varieties of Entanglement 5. Reflections Concerning Moral Objectivity Ruth Anna Putnam 6. On Mattering Naomi Scheman 7. Change in View: Sensitivity to Facts and Prospective Rationality Carla Bagnoli 8. Normativity without Normative Facts? A Critique of Cognitivist Expressivism Alex Miller 9. The Evolutionary Debunker Meets Sentimental Realism Mauro Rossi and Christine Tappolet 10. How to Be a Relativist Kenneth Taylor Part III: Some Applications 11. Science and the Value of Objectivity David Macarthur 12. The Environment and The Background of Human Life: Nature, Facts, and Values Piergiorgio Donatelli 13. Fact/Value Complexes in Law and Judicial Decision Douglas Lind