Oxford Studies in Normative Ethics Volume 12
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Oxford Studies in Normative Ethics Volume 12
Timmons, Mark
Oxford University Press
07/2022
314
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9780192868886
15 a 20 dias
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Mark Timmons: Introduction
1: Robin S. Dillon: Old-Fashioned Vices and Contemporary Crises or It Matters How You Value Yourself
2: Joseph Bowen: Robust Rights and Harmless Wrongdoing
3: Adam Cureton: Solidarity in Kantian Moral Theory
4: Jessica J. T. Fischer: The Individualist Objection: Or Why Ex Ante Probabilities Aren t Always Individualistic
5: Jamie Dreier: Blessed Lives, Bright Prospects, Incompetent Orderings
6: Ralph Wedgwood: The Reasons Aggregation Theorem
7: Emma Duncan: The Normative Burdens of Trust
8: Mark Schroeder: Attributive Silencing
9: Maria Seim: The Standing to Forgive
10: Mike Deigan: Offsetting Harm
11: Sarah McGrath: Please Keep Your Charity Out of My Agency: Paternalism and the Participant Stance
12: Paul Hurley: The Consequentializing Argument Against Consequentializing
13: Douglas W. Portmore: Moral Worth and Our Ultimate Concerns
1: Robin S. Dillon: Old-Fashioned Vices and Contemporary Crises or It Matters How You Value Yourself
2: Joseph Bowen: Robust Rights and Harmless Wrongdoing
3: Adam Cureton: Solidarity in Kantian Moral Theory
4: Jessica J. T. Fischer: The Individualist Objection: Or Why Ex Ante Probabilities Aren t Always Individualistic
5: Jamie Dreier: Blessed Lives, Bright Prospects, Incompetent Orderings
6: Ralph Wedgwood: The Reasons Aggregation Theorem
7: Emma Duncan: The Normative Burdens of Trust
8: Mark Schroeder: Attributive Silencing
9: Maria Seim: The Standing to Forgive
10: Mike Deigan: Offsetting Harm
11: Sarah McGrath: Please Keep Your Charity Out of My Agency: Paternalism and the Participant Stance
12: Paul Hurley: The Consequentializing Argument Against Consequentializing
13: Douglas W. Portmore: Moral Worth and Our Ultimate Concerns
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Mark Timmons: Introduction
1: Robin S. Dillon: Old-Fashioned Vices and Contemporary Crises or It Matters How You Value Yourself
2: Joseph Bowen: Robust Rights and Harmless Wrongdoing
3: Adam Cureton: Solidarity in Kantian Moral Theory
4: Jessica J. T. Fischer: The Individualist Objection: Or Why Ex Ante Probabilities Aren t Always Individualistic
5: Jamie Dreier: Blessed Lives, Bright Prospects, Incompetent Orderings
6: Ralph Wedgwood: The Reasons Aggregation Theorem
7: Emma Duncan: The Normative Burdens of Trust
8: Mark Schroeder: Attributive Silencing
9: Maria Seim: The Standing to Forgive
10: Mike Deigan: Offsetting Harm
11: Sarah McGrath: Please Keep Your Charity Out of My Agency: Paternalism and the Participant Stance
12: Paul Hurley: The Consequentializing Argument Against Consequentializing
13: Douglas W. Portmore: Moral Worth and Our Ultimate Concerns
1: Robin S. Dillon: Old-Fashioned Vices and Contemporary Crises or It Matters How You Value Yourself
2: Joseph Bowen: Robust Rights and Harmless Wrongdoing
3: Adam Cureton: Solidarity in Kantian Moral Theory
4: Jessica J. T. Fischer: The Individualist Objection: Or Why Ex Ante Probabilities Aren t Always Individualistic
5: Jamie Dreier: Blessed Lives, Bright Prospects, Incompetent Orderings
6: Ralph Wedgwood: The Reasons Aggregation Theorem
7: Emma Duncan: The Normative Burdens of Trust
8: Mark Schroeder: Attributive Silencing
9: Maria Seim: The Standing to Forgive
10: Mike Deigan: Offsetting Harm
11: Sarah McGrath: Please Keep Your Charity Out of My Agency: Paternalism and the Participant Stance
12: Paul Hurley: The Consequentializing Argument Against Consequentializing
13: Douglas W. Portmore: Moral Worth and Our Ultimate Concerns
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