Deconstructing welfare: Reflections on Stephen Darwall's welfare and rational care

Utilitas 18 (4):415-426 (2006)
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In his book Welfare and Rational Care, Stephen Darwall proposes to give an account of human welfare. Or rather, he offers two accounts, a metaethical and a normative account. The two accounts, he suggests, are somewhat supportive of each other though they are logically independent

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Susan Wolf
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