Moral Particularism

Hooker, B., & Margaret Olivia Little, e. (2000). Moral Particularism. Oxford University Press.

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Book chapter

Intellectual base

Review or monograph

Year

2000

ISBN

9780198250425

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• Moral particularism
  • … outweighed, or differently relevant because of consent, purpose, alternatives, and expected benefit. to A promise can normally favor performance, while fraud, coercion, conflict with a stronger duty, or changes in what was promised can alter whether and how that consideration functions. demonstrates that continuity.

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