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/Z 1 University of Birmingham , Birmingham , UK It is a common refrain in a certain brand of critical theorising that both liberal political philosophy and ethical theory pay insufficient attention to ... people’s embodiment seriously should look like in ethical theory and political philosophy. To this end, in section 2, I consider the reasons why we ought to take embodiment seriously in ethical theory and
Political of Philosophy 21 ( 3 ): 243 - 259 . Lawford-Smith , H. 2015 . Unethical Consumption & Obligations to Signal. Ethics and International Affairs 29 ( 3 ): 315 - 330 . Lin , B.H. , J.C. Buzby , T.D ... conscious consumption, while perhaps valuable in some respects, has nothing to do with our obligations to fight climate change-where our obligations involve political action aimed at combatting climate change
.:(012134536789) 1 Introduction A central question in contemporary ethics and political philosophy concerns which entities have moral status.1 Any specific view on this issue has far reaching implications. Having ... moral status makes all the difference for an entity—it changes how it ought to be treated, what it is entitled to, and what legal, political, social, and economic institutions should be realised to
, qua philosophy, aspires to universal engagement.10 This, however, also means that they bear more burdens of bringing Confucian philosophy into dialogue with various strands of moral and political theory ... : Oxford University Press. Angle , Stephen C. 2012 . Contemporary Confucian Political Philosophy . London: Polity. Bai , Tongdong. 2019 . Against Political Equality: The Confucian Case . Princeton, NJ
. ' Autonomy in Moral and Political Philosophy' , The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy Available at: https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/autonomy-moral/ [accessed June 10th, 2020 ]. 2. Nedelsky , J. 2013 ... , A. 2016 . Meaningful work . Oxford: Oxford University Press. 8. Roessler , B. 2012 . ' Meaningful work: arguments from autonomy' . Journal of Political Philosophy 20 /1: 71 - 93 . 9. Van Parijs , P
”, Philosophy & Public Affairs 14 (3) ( 1985 ), pp. 223-251. 4 Rawls, “Justice as Fairness”, p. 223. 5 Rawls, “Justice as Fairness”, p. 230. 6 Rawls, Political Liberalism, pp. 223-227. 7 Rawls, Political ... . Does this mean, then, that any social contract is an impossibility? I 52 Rawls, Political Liberalism, pp. 144–150. 53 Iris Marion Young, “Rawls’s Political Liberalism”, Journal of Political Philosophy 3
Philosophy Department, Bielefeld University , 33501 Bielefeld , Germany How does meaningfulness relate to morality? Does moral action contribute to a meaningful life? Is it even necessary for such a life? Or ... being good and doing good in their roles as parent, daughter, lover, friend, and from furthering or trying to further social and political goals.” (2010, p. 61) However, with such a large overlap, how can
high level of incompetence implied. We can also consider the negative social and political consequences of refusing the third-person reports of racially or sexually aggravated violence or discrimination ... fail to find fully intelligible’ (2011, 244). Risky testimony, for Dotson, ‘runs the risk of leading to the formation of false beliefs that can cause social, political, and/or material harm’ (2011, 244
and comparative approaches to political philosophy. He associates the former with Rawls, who takes a model of a perfectly just society formulated in ideal theory as necessary before we can consider how ... Philosophy (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2005), 258– 279; Colin Farrelly, “Justice in Ideal Theory: A Refutation,” Political Studies, Vol. 55, No. 4, (2007), 844–864; William A. Galston, “Realism in
Kapital and later joins Vladimir Lenin, who eventually leads a successful political revolution. After Lenin passes away, Ioseb - now Joseph Stalin - becomes de facto leader of Soviet Russia at forty-six ... of my actions were extremely harmful” (Edwards 2000, p. 144) . 7 The growing body of work in experimental philosophy on meaning in life appears to both reflect the various positions within the cited
. Weighing Lives . New York: Oxford University Press. 9. Broome , John. 2012 . The badness of death and the goodness of life . In The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Death , ed. B. Bradley , F. Feldman , and ... , W.R. 1999 . Will I be a dead person? Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 59 : 167 - 171 . 14. Dorsey , Dale. 2013 . Desire-satisfaction and welfare as temporal . Ethical Theory and Moral Practice
of reasons? Philosophical Explorations 12 ( 2 ): 181 - 193 . Arpaly , Nomy. 2002 . Moral Worth . Journal of Philosophy 99 : 223 - 245 . Arpaly , N. , and T. Schroeder . 2013 . In praise of Desire ... . Oxford: Oxford University Press. Bailey , O. 2022 . Empathy and the value of Humane understanding . Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 104 ( 1 ): 50 - 65 . 5 Bartlett, G. 2018 . Occurrent States
analytic political philosophy have paid rather little attention to the topic of security. There are a couple of notable exceptions. Waldron (2003, 2006) has done useful exploratory groundwork on the concept ... better society (section 6). 1 In addition to the works mentioned here, which are especially relevant for an inquiry about security and well-being, there are a number of writings in political philosophy
The Journal of Value Inquiry https://doi.org/10.1007/s10790 Stefan Fischer 0 1 0 Department of Philosophy, University of Konstanz , Konstanz , Germany 1 Department of Philosophy, University of Trier ... idea of becoming a part-time internet troll whose sole purpose is to insult and threaten people with a different political orientation strikes you as utterly appaling. You know that if you did something
This essay aimed to study the political performance of Paulo Duarte, within the political group of Armando de Salles Oliveira. We intended to focus on his role in the regional and national political ... the regional and national political game in the 1930s, highlighting the months leading up to the November 1937 coup. As it is a defeated group, the historical memory created on this experience has
, Linköping University , 581 83 Linköping , Sweden A surprising aspect of contemporary political philosophy on distributive justice is the preponderance of liberal theories. Where is the struggle of the labor ... found themselves having to do political Vol.:(012134536789) 1 Introduction philosophy on the nature of distributive justice and trying to figure out the relationship between principles of need and
more than one's fair share . Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy 19 : 591 - 608 . 82. Hohl , S. , and D. Roser . 2011 . Stepping in for polluters? Climate justice under ... organized collective power . The Journal of Political Philosophy . https://doi.org/10.1111/jopp.12249.
'appropriateness' of emotions . Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 61 ( 1 ): 65 - 90 . Deen , P. 2018 . Senses of humor as political virtues . Metaphilosophy 49 ( 3 ): 371 - 387 . Dezecache , G. , and R ... relationships, collective action, and existential reflection. 2 The Philosophy of Humor With the exception of some pathological cases involving schizophrenia and depression (Ivanova 2014; Parnowska 2013
, Media, Philosophy) , University of Basel , Steinengraben 5, 4051 Basel , Switzerland 1 Nico Dario Müller In a burning building, would you rather save a dog or a war criminal? If you would rather save ... Sebo’s “Perceptual Agency”; Jeff Sebo, “Agency and Moral Status,” Journal of Moral Philosophy, No. 14: 1–22. https://doi.org/10.1163/17455243-46810046. Animals – those that act, anyway – belong in this
( 1 ): 53 - 78 . Mack , Eric. 2011 . Libertarianism . In Oxford Handbook of the History of Political Philosophy, ed. George Klosko , 673 - 688 . Oxford: Oxford University Press. Narveson , Jan. 1999 ... ): 201 - 215 . Vallentyne , Peter. 2007a. Libertarianism and the State . Social Philosophy and Policy 24 : 187 - 205 . Vallentyne , Peter. 2007b. Left-Libertarianism and Liberty . In Debates in Political
