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The conformity principle is defended, and shown to be the basic principle that points to the limited degree to which aggregation has a role in practical thought. Scanlon’s contractualist thesis is considered and his arguments criticised in so far as they aim to provide a solution to problems of conflicts of reasons.
Keywords: Aggregation; conflicting reasons; Scanlon
Chapter. 9996 words.
Subjects: Moral Philosophy
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