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Recklessness, Agent-Relative Prerogatives, and Latent Obligations: Does Belief-Relativity Trump Fact-Relativity with Respect to Our Rights?

PHILOSOPHIA (2023)

What the doctor should do: perspectivist duties for objectivists about ought

Davide Fassio

Summary: Objectivism argues that how an agent should act depends on various facts, regardless of their knowledge. Traditional objectivist response to challenges involving uncertainty cases has problems, and the author proposes an alternative solution.

PHILOSOPHICAL STUDIES (2022)

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Article Ethics

Dissent-Sensitive Permissions

Kimberly Kessler Ferzan

Summary: This paper examines the acceptability of touching others in social interactions and how it is influenced by factors such as tradition, environment, and relationships. Through analysis of different scenarios and discussion of normative justifications, it explains how the concept of "dissent-sensitive permission" arises.

LAW AND PHILOSOPHY (2022)

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Knowledge of Objective 'Oughts': Monotonicity and the New Miners Puzzle

Daniel Munoz et al.

Summary: In the classic Miners case, an agent should do what they know is objectively wrong. This challenges the idea that objective 'oughts' are more authoritative, and the intuition must be given up in light of a monotonicity principle.

PHILOSOPHY AND PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH (2021)

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Article Ethics