This volume, which comprises sixteen original contributions, is the first collection of philosophical papers on promises and agreements - topics enjoying a renaissance in social, moral, and legal philosophy.
This volume, which comprises sixteen original contributions, is the first collection of philosophical papers on promises and agreements - topics enjoying a renaissance in social, moral, and legal philosophy.
Hanoch Sheinman is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Rice University and editor of PROMISES AND AGREEMENTS (OUP forthcoming)
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Preface Contributors Annotated Table of Contents 1.: Introduction: Understanding Promises and Agreements 2.: The Problem with Promising 3.: Three Dogmas about Promising 4.: Is Promising a Practice and Nothing More? 5.: The Importance of Self-Promises 6.: On Coerced Promises 7.: Promising Too Much 8.: The Value of Making and Keeping Promises 9.: Act-Utilitarianism and Promises 10.: Promises and Rule Consequentialism 11.: Demystifying Promises 12.: Promises and Trust 13.: Promise as an Arm's Length Relation 14.: Sidgwick on Promises 15.: Contractarianism and Emergency 16.: Agreement as Joint Promise Subject Index Name Index
Preface Contributors Annotated Table of Contents 1.: Introduction: Understanding Promises and Agreements 2.: The Problem with Promising 3.: Three Dogmas about Promising 4.: Is Promising a Practice and Nothing More? 5.: The Importance of Self-Promises 6.: On Coerced Promises 7.: Promising Too Much 8.: The Value of Making and Keeping Promises 9.: Act-Utilitarianism and Promises 10.: Promises and Rule Consequentialism 11.: Demystifying Promises 12.: Promises and Trust 13.: Promise as an Arm's Length Relation 14.: Sidgwick on Promises 15.: Contractarianism and Emergency 16.: Agreement as Joint Promise Subject Index Name Index
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