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Feasibility in Optimizing Ethics

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2013

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Brennan, H Geoffrey

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Cambridge University Press

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Justice is not the only value that calls for (appropriately balanced) implementation: other principles, sometimes competing with justice, must also be variously pursued and honored. And the facts help to decide the balance of due deference to competing principles: the facts constitute the feasible set that determines the optimal point on a set of fact-independent indifference curves whose axes display packages of different extents to which competing principles are implemented. G. A. Cohen �Facts and Principles�1

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/20467

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ANU Research Publications

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Social Philosophy and Policy

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Journal article

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10.1017/S0265052513000150

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