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8Justification and Radicalism in the 1844 Marx: A Response to Professor AbbeyPhilosophy Today 30 (1): 156-163. 2002.
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66Marx's attempt to leave philosophyHarvard University Press. 1998.Rather, in all the texts of this period Marx tries to mount a compelling critique of the present while altogether avoiding the dilemmas central to philosophy in ...
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32Beyond Autonomy and Best InterestsHastings Center Report 39 (2): 31-37. 2012.According to bioethics orthodoxy, the question, “What would the patient choose?” is a question about the patient's autonomy. is at stake. In fact, what underpins the moral force of that question is a value different from either autonomy or best interests. This is the value of doing things in a way that is authentic to the person.
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30Gemeinschaft als ErgänzungDeutsche Zeitschrift für Philosophie 58 (2): 195-219. 2010.Communitarians have long criticized John Rawls′ theory of justice as fairness. In this paper I sketch a picture of communal relationships and use it to examine the nature of community in Rawls′ theory. In the first section I extract a picture of communal relationships from Karl Marx′s work of 1844; in the second section I argue for this picture′s distinctiveness; finally, I look at a shift in the nature of Rawlsian community between A Theory of Justice and Rawls′ later book, Political Liberalism…Read more
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85Marlow's moralityPhilosophy and Literature 27 (2): 318-340. 2003.In lieu of an abstract, here is a brief excerpt of the content:Philosophy and Literature 27.2 (2003) 318-340 [Access article in PDF] Marlow's Morality Daniel Brudney "Good is a transcendent reality" means that virtue is the attempt to pierce the veil of selfish consciousness and join the world as it really is. —Iris Murdoch, The Sovereignty of Good I THE REPUTATION OF Conrad's sailor-narrator, Charlie Marlow, has risen and fallen through the years. Initially seen as a simple master mariner or at…Read more
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1Community and completionIn Andrews Reath, Barbara Herman, Christine M. Korsgaard & John Rawls (eds.), Reclaiming the History of Ethics: Essays for John Rawls, Cambridge University Press. 1997.
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Areas of Interest
Social and Political Philosophy |
17th/18th Century Philosophy |