What We Owe to Each Other

Scanlon, T. M. (1998). What We Owe to Each Other. Harvard University Press.

Type

Book

Intellectual base

Review or monograph

Year

1998

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Primes

• Normativity
  • Every normative domain specifies (1) the normative claim N — an ought-statement, value-attribution, or reason-assertion — which stands in a deontic category (obligation, permission, prohibition, supererogation); (2) the source-of-normativity — whether grounded in reason, social convention, institutional authority, an end or function, or divine command; (3) the binding-force authority — whether categorical (applicable regardless of desire), hypothetical (dependent on ends), or defeasible (subject to exception); and (4) the scope or domain — whether moral, epistemic, aesthetic, prudential, legal, or institutional.

    This sourceScanlon What We Owe Each Other reasons contractualism.

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