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Joseph Mintoff

Australian National University
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Australian National University
PhD, 1994
Newcastle, NSW, Australia
Areas of Specialization
Ancient Greek and Roman Ethics
Philosophical Methods
The Value of Philosophy
Decision Theory
Game Theory and Ethics
Prisoner's Dilemma
Moral Contractarianism
Intentions
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Areas of Interest
Ancient Greek and Roman Ethics
Moral Contractarianism
The Value of Philosophy
Political Libertarianism
Freedom of Speech
Discrimination
Affirmative Action
Philosophy of Gender
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    The Limits of Hobbesian Contractarianism (review)
    Philosophical Books 37 (1): 63-65. 1996.
    Contractarianism about Political AuthorityMoral Contractarianism
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    Are decisions motive-perpetuating?
    Analysis 59 (4): 266-275. 1999.
    How should we understand the relation between decision-making and motivation? Thomas Pink has recently argued (Pink 1996) that decisions perpetuate pre-existing motives, and that whatever motivated the formation of a decision should, after that decision is taken, also motivate the action. In this article I argue that this view has certain problems, and that these problems can be solved if we assume instead that decisions are motive-generating.
    DecisionSocial and Political Philosophy
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