...Philipp Schink As mentioned above, OTPT argues for treating justice and legitimacy as two different issues and for not subsuming legitimacy under justice. In making this assumption, Pettit turns against the possibility of uncoupling a state of affairs from the way it has come about...

...Robert Shaver Cornell University 2000 THREE METHODS OF ETHICS: A DEBATE. By Marcia W. Baron, Philip Pettit, and Michael Slote. Oxford: Blackwell, 1997. Pp. vi, 285. BOOK REE!EWS The Philosophical Review, Vol. 109, No. 1 (January 2000) THREE...

... of contemporary keys and concepts. The most popular key is that provided by Philip Pettit's claim that republicanism is a theory of “non-domination,” and in various contributions this is offered as a way into Wollstonecraft's political thought (11, 68, 83, 185). But Pettit's interpretation of the theory...

... to “[reflect] a kind of alienation from one's beloved,” a failure to act out of genuine concern for her . There is something oddly and perhaps disturbingly self-regarding in deciding to save your wife because of how she relates to you . According to Philip Pettit (1997 , 155): “The characteristic...

... in arguing that liberalism, exemplified by Rawls's political philosophy, and republicanism, exemplified by Pettit's, are existentially interdependent. Both share the goal of averting a “drift to oligarchy” through the concentration of economic and political power. Thomas then argues that liberals need...

... producing unified and comprehensive collections.) Given his daunting task, Schmidtz has succeeded admirably in selecting authors and topics for the volume. Still, there is—as always—room to quibble. Four of the essays (those by David Miller, John Sanders, Loren Lomansky, and Philip Pettit) focus...

... to the lecture genre, though, Shiffrin does not really situate her concept of coauthorship within the existing literature on group agency, joint commitment, and shared intentions. There is considerable philosophical work on these topics, and scholars, notably including Philip Pettit (2012), have in recent years...

... in the contemporary debate be- tween deliberation compatibilists and deliberation incompatibilists. Deliberation Incompatibilism and Compatibilism Contemporary deliberation compatibilists (inter alios Tomis Kapitan, Derk Pereboom, and Philip Pettit) are all prepared to grant that in order to deliberate...

... Nicolas Bommarito, John Broome, Sarah Buss, Ben Caplan, David Christiensen, Justin D’Arms, James Dreier, David Estlund, Nico Kolodny, Philip Pettit, Peter Railton, Richard Samuels, Valerie Tiberius, and our anonymous referees. This article also benefited from versions of it being presented...

...: Names, Necessity, and Identity. By Christopher Hughes. New York: Oxford University Press, Clarendon Press, 2004. Pp. xii, 247. Mind, Morality, and Explanation: Selected Collaborations. By Frank Jackson, Philip Pettit, and Michael Smith. New York: Oxford University Press, Clarendon Press, 2004...

... ; Bird 2010 ; List and Pettit 2011 ; and Lackey, n.d. , for a treatment of this issue.  2. I will frequently speak simply of a “group justifiedly believing” a proposition, “group justification,” or “group justifiedness.” All of these locutions should be understood as involving group...

... with science with respect to subject matter, method, and purposes. As shown by Lynne Baker in her profound new book, scientific naturalism comes in different versions, depending on how its advocates respond to some crucial open issues. In particular, some of them (such as Philip Pettit) claim, and others...

... of acts. For some variations, see Pettit and Smith 2000 , 130–31; and Kagan 2000 , 137–38. 18. See, for example, Sider 1993 and Portmore 2008 . 17. I assume here that being justified is a deontic property. If you disagree, replace the phrase ‘deontic theory’ with a term...

...? Second, does my claim, that love partly consists in seeing one’s relationship as a reason for action, imply that acting from love involves thoughts of that kind? Consider, as an example of the complaint, Philip Pettit’s claim that “[t]o act out of love … is to be moved by love...

.... Harsanyi, John. 1982 . Morality and the Theory of Rational Behavior.. In Utilitarianism and Beyond , ed. Amartya Sen and Bernard Williams. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Mackie, Gerry. 2003 . Democracy Defended . Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Pettit, Philip. 1997...

... Carolina University. I thank the members of those audiences, and also Simon Blackburn, Sylvain Bromberger, Alex Byrne, Michael Glanzberg, Ned Hall, Sally Haslanger, John Hawthorne, Leonard Katz, Philip Pettit, James Pryor, Susanna Siegel, Judith Thomson, an anonymous referee, and the editors...

... producing unified and comprehensive collections.) Given his daunting task, Schmidtz has succeeded admirably in selecting authors and topics for the volume. Still, there is—as always—room to quibble. Four of the essays (those by David Miller, John Sanders, Loren Lomansky, and Philip Pettit) focus...

... of weakness to investigate such topics as freedom (in the paper by Michael Smith), strength of will (Richard Holton), collective agency (Philip Pettit), emotion (Christine Tappolet), practical judgment (Sarah Stroud), desire (Sergio Tenenbaum), decision and cognitive agency (Gary Watson), and practical...

... of the significance of the ideas discussed and the high level of the discussion, likewise a very important work. The collection is divided into five parts: (1) Realism Reconfigured (with articles summarizing Wright’s view), (2) Replies to Critics (with replies to Jackson, Van Cleve, Hor- wich, Pettit, Horgan...

... such topics as freedom (in the paper by Michael Smith), strength of will (Richard Holton), collective agency (Philip Pettit), emotion (Christine Tappolet), practical judgment (Sarah Stroud), desire (Sergio Tenenbaum), decision and cognitive agency (Gary Watson), and practical rationality (Ralph Wedgwood...