Blame and Proportionality

IF 1 2区哲学 0 PHILOSOPHY

Ethical Theory and Moral Practice Pub Date : 2024-07-09 DOI:10.1007/s10677-024-10454-z

Marta Johansson Werkmäster, Jakob Werkmäster

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Abstract

The ethics of blame includes conditions determining whether an instance of blame is permissible. One generally recognised condition is that blame should be proportionate. If it is not proportionate, that speaks against its permissibility. All the same, what exactly amounts to proportionate blame is currently under-theorised. In this paper, we aim to amend this. More precisely, we distinguish between private and overt blame and highlight some of their differences – e.g., that they aggregate differently. Then, we develop an account of proportional blame and draw out some practical implications of our account.

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责任与相称性

指责的伦理包括决定是否允许指责的条件。一个普遍认可的条件是，指责应该是适度的。如果指责不相称，那就不允许指责。然而，究竟什么才是适度的责备，目前还没有得到充分的理论论证。本文旨在修正这一点。更确切地说，我们区分了私下责备和公开责备，并强调了它们之间的一些区别--例如，它们的累积方式不同。然后，我们将对比例责任进行阐述，并得出我们的阐述的一些实际意义。

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Ethical Theory and Moral Practice PHILOSOPHY-

CiteScore

1.90

自引率

10.00%

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期刊介绍： Ethical Theory and Moral Practice is a double-anonymous peer-reviewed philosophical journal which aims to publish the best work produced in all fields of practical philosophy. It welcomes high-quality, rigorous and original, submissions regardless of the traditions or schools of thought from which they derive. As an editorial priority, however, published papers should be accessible to the philosophical community at large and as free as possible of unnecessary jargon. Ethical Theory and Moral Practice publishes work on ethical theories that address practical problems, as well as work that presents or examines empirical findings regarding moral practices relevant for ethical theorizing. The journal therefore actively seeks to promote cross-fertilization across areas of practical philosophy—such as moral, political, legal, and social philosophy—and more empirical disciplines, such as medicine, economics, sociology, political science, and psychology. It welcomes work in applied ethics provided that it can offer theoretical or normative contributions to larger philosophical debates. The journal also considers historically-oriented contributions provided they are not mainly exegetical and can offer insights for current debates in practical philosophy. The journal endorses the BPA/ SWIP-UK Good Practice for Journals. Further details are available in our Review Policy document.