Principles and Persons

Jeff McMahan: Introduction
1 Personal Identity, Prudence, and Ethics
1: David O. Brink: Special Concern and Personal Identity
2: James Goodrich: Separating Persons
3: Tim Campbell: Personal Identity and Impersonal Ethics
4: Samuel Scheffler: Temporal Neutrality and the Bias toward the Future
5: Shelly Kagan: What is the Opposite of Well-Being?
6: Roger Crisp: Parfit on Love and Partiality
2 Normative Ethical Theory
7: Elizabeth Ashford: Individualist Utilitarianism and Converging Theories of Rights
8: Ingmar Persson: Parfit s Reorientation: From Revisionism to Conciliationism
9: Brad Hooker: Parfit s Final Arguments in Normative Ethics
10: Katarzyna de Lazari-Radek and Peter Singer: Parfit on Act Consequentialism
11: Liam Murphy: Nonlegislative Justification: Against Legalist Moral Theory
3 Reasons
12: Stephen Darwall: Doing Right by Wrong
13: John Broome: Giving Reasons and Given Reasons
4 Moral Mathematics: Aggregation, Overdetermination, and Harm
14: John Taurek: Reply to Parfit's "Innumerate Ethics"
15: Jeff McMahan: Defence Against Parfit's Torturers
16: Victor Tadros: Overdetermination and Obligation
17: Molly Gardner: What is Harming?
5 Egalitarianism and Prioritarianism
18: Nils Holtug: Prioritarianism, Risk, and the Gap Between Prudence and Morality
19: Kasper Lippert-Rasmussen: Relational Egalitarianism: Telic and Deontic
6 Supererogation
20: F. M. Kamm: Duties That Become Supererogatory or Forbidden?
21: Thomas Hurka and Evangeline Tsagarakis: More Supererogatory

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