Department Affiliates
Department Activity
Also at Fredonia State University
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Stephen Kershnar, Why equal opportunity is not a valuable goalJournal of Applied Philosophy 21 (2). 2004.
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Stephen Kershnar, Experiential Diversity and GrutterPublic Affairs Quarterly 17 (2): 159-170. 2003.
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Stephen Kershnar, The duty to hire the most qualified applicantJournal of Social Philosophy 34 (2). 2003.
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Stephen Kershnar, The structure of rights forfeiture in the context of culpable wrongdoingPhilosophia 29 (1-4): 57-88. 2002.
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Stephen Kershnar, Are the Descendants of Slaves Owed Compensation for Slavery?Journal of Applied Philosophy 16 (1): 95-101. 2002.
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Stephen Kershnar, The Case Against ReparationsPhilosophy in the Contemporary World 8 (1): 41-46. 2001.
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Stephen Kershnar, The moral status of harmless adult-child sexPublic Affairs Quarterly 15 (2): 111--132. 2001.
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Stephen Kershnar and Neil Feit, The Most Valuable PlayerJournal of the Philosophy of Sport 28 (2): 193-206. 2001.
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Stephen Kershnar, A Defense of RetributivismInternational Journal of Applied Philosophy 14 (1): 97-117. 2000.
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Stephen Kershnar, Intrinsic Moral Value and Racial DifferencesPublic Affairs Quarterly 14 (3): 205-224. 2000.
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Stephen Kershnar, Mercy, Retributivism, and Harsh PunishmentInternational Journal of Applied Philosophy 14 (2): 209-224. 2000.
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Stephen Kershnar, There Is No Moral Right to Immigrate to the United StatesPublic Affairs Quarterly 14 (2): 141-158. 2000.
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Stephen Kershnar, Are the descendants of slaves owed compensation for slavery?Journal of Applied Philosophy 16 (1). 1999.
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Stephen Kershnar and Ap Roark, Objections to the Systematic Imposition of Punitive TortureInternational Journal of Applied Philosophy 13 (1): 47-56. 1999.
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Stephen Kershnar, Strong affirmative action programs and disproportionate burdensJournal of Value Inquiry 33 (2): 201-209. 1999.
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Stephen Kershnar, Uncertain Damages to Racial Minorities and Strong Affirmative ActionPublic Affairs Quarterly 13 (1): 83-98. 1999.
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Stephen Kershnar, George Sher’s Theory of Deserved Punishment, and the Victimized WrongdoerSocial Theory and Practice 23 (1): 75-91. 1997.
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Stephen Kershnar, Reflexive Retributive DutiesJahrbuch Für Recht Und Ethik / Annual Review of Law and Ethics 5 497-516. 1997.
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Stephen Kershnar, Strong Affirmative Action Programs at State Educational Institutions Cannot Be Justified via Compensatory JusticePublic Affairs Quarterly 11 (4): 345-363. 1997.
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Stephen Kershnar, The Basis Of Deserved Punishment Is A Culpable WrongdoingJahrbuch für Recht Und Ethik 5 497-516. 1997.
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Stephen Kershnar, Kant On Freedom And The Appropriate PunishmentJahrbuch für Recht Und Ethik 3. 1995.
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Stephen Kershnar, The Justification of Deserved Punishment Via General Moral PrinciplesSouthern Journal of Philosophy 33 (4): 461-484. 1995.
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Stephen Kershnar, The Justification of Deserved PunishmentDissertation, The University of Nebraska - Lincoln. 1995.