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Potency and Permissibility
In Ben Bramble Bob Fischer, Stirring the Pot. Oxford University Press (2016)
Abstract
In this paper, I respond to the (infamous) causal impotence objection to the standard arguments for ethical vegetarianism. The paper defends a non-consequentialist response to this objection, one that draws on an account of the principle of non-maleficence inspired by Ross.Author's Profile
Clayton Littlejohn
Australian Catholic University
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