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261. Social Philosophy Today: Volume > 7
David Lewis Schaefer Was Socrates a Corruptor?: A Study of Plato’s Apology of Socrates
262. Social Philosophy Today: Volume > 7
C. L. Sheng Untilitarianism is not Indifferent to Distribution
263. Social Philosophy Today: Volume > 7
Larry Cobb Administrative Discretion as a Moment for Creativity
264. Social Philosophy Today: Volume > 7
Robert C. Solomon The Feelings of Justice
265. Social Philosophy Today: Volume > 7
Frederick Sontag The Rebirth of Meaning: The Human Problem
266. Social Philosophy Today: Volume > 7
David M. Speak, G. Lane Van Tassell The Notion of Group Rights in the Nicaraguan Constitution
267. Social Philosophy Today: Volume > 7
James P. Sterba Legitimate Defense and Strategic Defense
268. Social Philosophy Today: Volume > 7
Laurence Thomas Liberalism and the Holocause: An Essay on Trust and the Black-Jewish Relationship
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W. J. Waluchow Law, Morality, and the Weak Social Thesis
270. Social Philosophy Today: Volume > 7
Andrew Ward Natural Liberty and Justice: Adam Smith and the Bounds of Political Authority
271. Social Philosophy Today: Volume > 7
Arthur M. Wheeler Suicide and Sensitivity
272. Social Philosophy Today: Volume > 7
Richard Collins, Len Krimerman Should Work Be Democratized?
273. Social Philosophy Today: Volume > 7
Gary Comstock The Case Against bGH
274. Social Philosophy Today: Volume > 7
Robin Attfield Collegiality and Efficiency in Universities
275. Social Philosophy Today: Volume > 7
Wes Cooper Linkage
276. Social Philosophy Today: Volume > 7
Randall R. Curren A Causal Theory of Negligence
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The aim of this paper is to outline a novel rationale for the negligence standard of liability in tort law. On this view, the negligence standard has a causal character which is seldom recognized, but which was recognized by Aristotle, who first formulated the standard. The proposed rationale is extracted from its Aristotelian roots and presented as an alternative to the two others which have been discussed in recent years, both of which are widely regarded as flawed.
277. Social Philosophy Today: Volume > 7
Jack Geise Liberal Politics and Purposive Decision-Making
278. Social Philosophy Today: Volume > 7
Robert Ginsberg The Function of the University in Society
279. Social Philosophy Today: Volume > 7
Maryann Ayim Dominance and Violence in Scientific Discourse: A Portrait of the Scientist as a Young Man
280. Social Philosophy Today: Volume > 7
Gordon Graham Drugs, Freedom and Harm