Scanlon, permissions, and redundancy: response to McNaughton and Rawling

Analysis 63 (4):332-337 (2003)
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The redundancy objection, and why Scanlon is not a contractualist.Tamra Frei - 2008 - Journal of Political Philosophy 17 (1):47-65.

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