Charity and Partiality

In David Edmonds (ed.), Ethics and the Contemporary World. New York: Routledge. pp. 121-132 (2019)
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Abstract

Many of us give to charities that are close to our hearts rather than those that would use our gifts to do more good, impartially considered. Is such partiality to charities acceptable? I argue that if partiality to particular people is justified, we can go SOME distance toward justifying partiality to particular charities. Even so, partiality to charities is justified in fewer cases than most people seem to believe.

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Theron Pummer
University of St. Andrews

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