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Contractualism is a term in
philosophy which refers either to a
family of
political theories in the
social contract tradition (when used in this sense...
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science pertaining to
nationalism and
national identity. It
exemplifies a
contractualist understanding of the nation.
Renan begins his
essay by
noting that there...
- be
rejected in
terms of this
contractualist formulation.
Regarding how
moral principles are
derived from the
contractualist formulation, when considering...
- 2.3
Contractualist Deontological Theories ****van 2001, p. 118
Ashford &
Mulgan 2018, Lead
section Alexander &
Moore 2021, § 2.3
Contractualist Deontological...
- Pufendorf, and John Locke. In the 17th century,
Thomas Hobbes founded a
contractualist theory of
legal positivism on what all men
could agree upon: what they...
- powers. The
overarching thesis of the show,
greatly influenced by the
contractualist theory, is "the
point of morality ... isn't to ac****ulate
goodness points...
- Kantianism, utilitarianism, ethics. of virtue,
feminist ethics and
contractualist theories. The book is not
intended to give a
clear and
unified theory...
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community forms by
consensus of free wills. The
consequence of this
contractualist theory is that the
natural form of
government is
either a democracy...
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existence of
intrinsic value. Consequently, they
reject the idea that
contractualists or
egoists could be
ethical objectivists. Objectivism, in turn, places...
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famous Relectio de Indis. In the 17th
century Thomas Hobbes founded a
contractualist theory of
legal positivism beginning from the
principle that man in...
