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If one accepts this assumption, however, it appears that the only reason left to believe that collective agency violates self-goal choice is a categorymistake.
A categorymistake involves modifying a thing with a predicate that does not and may not meaningfully apply to its ontology.
But it would be a categorymistake to think that because principle pluralism, say, is subject to some decisive criticism, then moral pluralism necessarily fails.
This was generally recognized to be a categorymistake.
That is, aspirations that were legitimate within a theocentric understanding of morality involve a categorymistake if transferred to considerations of secular morality.
This seems no more than a basic categorymistake.
Asking whether the spatial strategy is rational or not is a categorymistake.
I consider his, however he defines it, too narrow and the real categorymistake.
That would indeed be a categorymistake.
They are so inextricably bound with process, personality, and perceptual variables that to tuck all of them under the rubric of 'structure' is to commit a categorymistake.
To invoke counselors' attitudes as a rejoinder to the claim that cost-saving is a consideration in the provision of genetic services is to make a categorymistake.
This is a categorymistake.
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