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18Rape and the Reasonable ManLaw and Philosophy 18 (2): 113-139. 1999.Standards of reasonability play an important role in some of the most difficult cases of rape. In recent years, the notion of the “reasonable person” has supplanted the historical concept of the “reasonable man” as the test of reasonability. Contemporary feminist critics like Catharine MacKinnon and Kim Lane Scheppele have challenged the notion of the reasonable person on the grounds that reasonability standards are “gendered to the ground” and so, in practice, the reasonable person is just the …Read more
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17Wise Choices, Apt Feelings: A Theory of Normative JudgementPhilosophical Quarterly 41 (163): 252-256. 1991.
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Areas of Specialization
Practical Reason, Misc |
Reasons |
Moral Reasoning and Motivation |
Family Ethics |
Parenthood |