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A Role‐Mediated, Motivational Account of Interpersonal Trust
Theoria, Volume 92, Issue 4, August 2026.ABSTRACT Social interactions rarely occur with persons in the abstract. Rather, we engage with parents, teachers, neighbours—that is, persons in various capacities, as occupants of social roles. If social interactions are role‐mediated, then interpersonal trust must also be directed at persons in their roles.
SuddhaSatwa GuhaRoy
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Perspectivas de las Ciencias Económicas y Jurídicas, 2023 Este trabajo se centra en el análisis de una institución política compleja y relevante: la revisión constitucional. En términos generales, se evalúa su legitimidad democrática desde una perspectiva filosófica normativa que coincide con un enfoque ...
Nicolás Emanuel Olivares
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Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Volume 95, Issue 6, Page 3386-3395, June 2026.ABSTRACT Purpose To improve accuracy of apparent diffusion coefficient (ADC) measurement across different bone‐marrow (BM) sites for myelofibrosis (MF) patients. Methods Vendor‐provided ADC gradient nonlinearity correction (GNC) was implemented for 41 MF study subjects on a 3T clinical scanner.
Dariya Malyarenko +9 more
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Groups as Persons? A Suggestion for a Hegelian Turn
Journal of Social Ontology, 2017 Christian List and Philip Pettit have recently argued for a performative theory of personhood in which all agents who manage to perform in the space of obligations are taken as persons. Based on this account they claim that group agents are also persons.
Hirvonen Onni
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The Globalized Republican Ideal
Global justice: Theory, Practice, Rhetoric, 2016 The concept of freedom as non-domination that is associated with neo-republican theory provides a guiding ideal in the global, not just the domestic arena, and does so even on the assumption that there will continue to be many distinct states.
Philip Pettit
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Criminal Law and Republican Liberty: Philip Pettit’s Account [PDF]
Criminal Law and Philosophy, 2018 AbstractPhilip Pettit has made central to modern republican theory a distinctive account of freedom—republican freedom. On this account, I am not free solely because I can make choices without interference. I am truly free, only if that non-interference does not itself depend on another’s forbearance (what Pettit calls ‘formal’ freedom).
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The Objective Value of Childrearing
Philosophy &Public Affairs, Volume 54, Issue 2, Page 94-104, Spring 2026.ABSTRACT Most countries legally recognize the right and duty to raise the child one has carried and given birth to, (i) reflecting a traditional legal presumption (despite widespread abuse and neglect) that parents should be granted wide‐ranging legal rights with respect to their minor children.
Danielle Levitan
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Reasons, Mistakes, and Excuses
The Modern Law Review, Volume 89, Issue 3, Page 439-466, May 2026.Drawing on the theory of practical reasons, John Gardner has offered a seminal account of excuses in criminal law. His proposal is that an excuse asserts that the defendant acted for what she justifiably believed to be sufficient reason for her to perform the offending act although she had no such reason.
Andreas Vassiliou
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Republicanism, Philosophy of Freedom, and the History of Ideas: An Interview with Philip Pettit [PDF]
Contemporary Political Theory, 2010 Maria Dimova-Cookson: Professor Pettit, thank you very much for agreeing to an interview. There are many things I would like to ask you, but I would start with a question on your republican theory of liberty. This is not only due to the fact that this is where my research interests lie, but because this theory has exerted tremendous influence on ...
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