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Theories of Moral Considerability: Who and What Matters Morally?

Armed game wardens watch over an endangered northern white rhino at a nature conservancy in Kenya.
1 January 202218 June 2022 ~ 1000-Word Philosophy: An Introductory Anthology ~ 8 Comments

An introduction to theories of moral considerability, moral status or moral standing, which is about the question of who and what matters morally.

Moral Luck

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8 May 201415 June 2022 ~ 1000wordphilosophy ~ 10 Comments

Author: Jonathan Spelman Category: Ethics Word Count: 1000 1. Resultant Moral Luck While my brother and I were growing up, our father would tell us stories from his time as a police officer. One of those stories was about a teenager who fell asleep at the wheel, crossed over the center line, and hit an oncoming … Continue reading Moral Luck

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