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Applied Ethics Posted onMarch 18, 2011

Exploitation and Unfairness

According to what is now probably the standard view of (transactional) exploitation, it is a matter of someone taking unfair advantage of another (Wertheimer 1996). […] Read More

Academia, The Profession Posted onMarch 16, 2011

Petition: Philosophy of Race in the PGR

For those of you who have not yet seen it, I'd like to encourage you to consider signing this petition, advocating for the inclusion of […] Read More

Normative Ethics Posted onMarch 14, 2011

A Bleg for Help with Deontic Logic

I know that many deontic logicians would consider the following argument to be valid: If you’re going to behead Jones, then you ought to behead […] Read More

Normative Ethics Posted onMarch 14, 2011

Post Survey Wrap Up – The Two Medicines

Before I get to the results, let me say what issue I’m interested in and what I think about the cases in the survey. The […] Read More

Normative Ethics Posted onMarch 12, 2011

The Two Medicines

I'm interested in people's intuitions concerning whether and when the fact that an agent will actually perform some future action bears on what she is, […] Read More

Applied Ethics, Normative Ethics Posted onMarch 5, 2011

Property Rights and Moral Seriousness

I want to try to develop an argument against deontological libertarian moral principles that treat a wide range of our basic rights as flowing from […] Read More

Moral Psychology, News and Events Posted onMarch 1, 2011

Philosophy of Character Funding Announcement

The Character Project at Wake Forest University is very excited to launch its funding competition entitled "New Frontiers in the Philosophy of Character." This $300,000 […] Read More

Academia, The Profession Posted onFebruary 15, 2011

PIKSI Call for Graduate Assistant Applications 2011

PIKSI 2011 GRADUATE ASSISTANT CALL FOR APPLICATIONS The sixth annual meeting of Philosophy in an Inclusive Key Summer Institute (PIKSI) will take place from July […] Read More

Normative Ethics Posted onFebruary 10, 2011

Deliberative Contractualism and the Conditional Fallacy

One of my favourite objections is the conditional fallacy. It reveals a structural flaw in theories which attempt to give a philosophical account of something in terms […] Read More

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