An edition of Moral Luck (1982)

Moral Luck

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English
Pages
192

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Cover of: Moral Luck
Moral Luck: Philosophical Papers 19731980
January 29, 1982, Cambridge University Press
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Cover of: Moral Luck
Moral Luck
January 29, 1982, Cambridge University Press
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First Sentence

"Much of the most interesting recent work in moral philosophy has been of basically Kantian inspiration; Rawls' own work and those to varying degrees influenced by him such as Richards and Nagel are very evidently in the debt of Kant, while it is interesting that a writer such as Fried who gives evident signs of being pulled away from some characteristic features of this way of looking at morality nevertheless, I shall suggest later, tends to get pulled back into it."

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Library of Congress
BJ1012 .W533

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Format
Paperback
Number of pages
192
Dimensions
8.8 x 6.3 x 0.5 inches
Weight
9.9 ounces

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL7735547M
Internet Archive
moralluckphiloso0000will
ISBN 10
0521286913
ISBN 13
9780521286916
Library Thing
57898
Goodreads
5598

First Sentence

"Much of the most interesting recent work in moral philosophy has been of basically Kantian inspiration; Rawls' own work and those to varying degrees influenced by him such as Richards and Nagel are very evidently in the debt of Kant, while it is interesting that a writer such as Fried who gives evident signs of being pulled away from some characteristic features of this way of looking at morality nevertheless, I shall suggest later, tends to get pulled back into it."

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