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Positive and negative duties / edited by Eric Mack.
LIBRA B21 .T8 no.33
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- Format:
- Book
- Conference/Event
- Conference Name:
- Tulane Conference on Positive and Negative Duties (1985 : Tulane University)
- Series:
- Tulane studies in philosophy ; v. 33.
- Tulane studies in philosophy ; v. 33
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Positivism.
- Negativity (Philosophy).
- Ethics.
- Physical Description:
- 102 pages ; 23 cm.
- Place of Publication:
- New Orleans, La. : Tulane University, 1985.
- Contents:
- Introduction / by Eric Mack
- Obligations beyond borders / by James S. Fishkin
- Is Fishkin's critique of impartial consequentialism impartial? / by Michael H. Robins
- The power of positive government / by Hilliard Aronovitch
- Moral myths and basic positive rights / by Tibor R. Machan
- Positive rights, negative rights and property rights / by William Nelson
- Positive/negative / by Jan Narveson
- Defining duties and constructing morality / by Carolyn R. Morillo
- A criterion for determining negativity and positivity of duties / by Richard L. Trammell
- Is the distinction between positive actions and omissions value-neutral? / by Douglas N. Husak
- Some reflections on the difference between positive and negative duties / by Michael Gorr.
- Notes:
- "On March 29-30, 1985 the Tulane University Philosophy Department ... held a Conference on Positive and Negative Duties. Invited papers were present by James S. Fishkin and Jan Narveson. The current papers by Michael H. Robins and Carolyn Morillo were originally presented as commentaries on the invited papers. The remaining papers ... were competitively selected ... from a large number of submissions made in response to a general call for papers."--Foreword.
- Includes bibliographies.
- OCLC:
- 13132443
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