Blame, respect and recognition: A reply to Theo Van willigenburg

Utilitas 17 (3):333-347 (2005)
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In an article in Utilitas Theo van Willigenburg has argued that moral valuation is distinguished from other forms of valuation by the Kantian concept of respect. He criticizes, from that standpoint, an account I put forward, which builds on the connections between moral wrongdoing, blame and withdrawal of recognition. I examine the difference between these two approaches and defend my own.

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John Skorupski
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