Examines consequentialist and non-consequentialist interpretations of the question 'what would happen if everyone acted that way?'Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Alex Tuckness is Professor of Political Science at Iowa State University. He is the author of Locke and the Legislative Point of View (2002), The Decline of Mercy in Public Life (with John Michael Parrish, Cambridge University Press, 2014) and This is Political Philosophy (with Clark Wolf, 2016).
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Introduction Part I. The Emergence of the Rule-consequentialist Paradox: 1. God and consequences: the path to Locke 2. Legislators, architects, and spectators: the path to David Hume 3. The great divide: Bentham and Paley 4. Moral expression as legislation: J. S. Mill and Sidgwick 5. Secular heterodoxy: twentieth century rule-utilitarianism Part II. Contemporary Approaches to the Rule-consequentialist Paradox: 6. Four contemporary options for resolving the paradox 7. A hybrid defense of the legislative perspective Works cited Index.
Introduction Part I. The Emergence of the Rule-consequentialist Paradox: 1. God and consequences: the path to Locke 2. Legislators, architects, and spectators: the path to David Hume 3. The great divide: Bentham and Paley 4. Moral expression as legislation: J. S. Mill and Sidgwick 5. Secular heterodoxy: twentieth century rule-utilitarianism Part II. Contemporary Approaches to the Rule-consequentialist Paradox: 6. Four contemporary options for resolving the paradox 7. A hybrid defense of the legislative perspective Works cited Index.
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