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Journal Article
KANTIAN COMMITMENTS
2016
Overview
The debate between Kantian moral theory and the various consequentialisms is typically pitched as between a principle and a value-based account of moral wrongness (or impermissibility). Recent contractualist theories attempt to bridge the divide. This paper argues that the issue is a much deeper one – about what counts as a starting point or source of reasons – which shows the contractualisms to be a form of consequentialism after all, and Kantian theory to have much more expansive normative commitments than has generally been supposed.
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FABRIZIO SERRA EDITORE
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