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on 'basic equality' and equal respect and concern
The idea that all persons are in some way moral equals or owe each other equal respect and concern has become dogma, and thinkers who question it are often reviled as 'Nazis' or 'racists'. The authors in this volume, however, take a more reflective and critical attitude and try to clarify concepts, showing that the argument is far from obvious.
What is basic equality? / Christopher Nathan -- Why we are moral equals / George Sher -- Basic equality : neither acceptable nor rejectable / Richard Arneson -- Rationality, equal status, and egalitarianism / Thomas Christiano -- The irrelevance of the concept of worth to the debate between egalitarianism and non-egalitarianism / Hector Wittwer -- Equality, universality, and impartiality : how they work and why they matter / Jan Narveson -- On the (re)construction and basic concepts of the morality of equal respect / Stefan Gosepath -- Against equal respect and concern, equal rights, and egalitarian impartiality / Uwe Steinhoff -- Do liberal egalitarians really believe in equality given their commitment to equality of opportunity? / Jiwei Ci.
Includes bibliographical references and index.