If coercion negates responsibility then does that leave desert theory vacuous?In part 1 of this project, I 1) define different forms of coer-cion; 2) outline adaptive preferences; 3) argue that indirect doxastic coercion is the unconscious element in adaptive preferences; and 4) contextualize these concepts in the black experience. In part 2 I 1) demonstrate how certain segregation policies are a mix of direct prac-tical coercion and indirect doxastic compelled coercion, or indoctrina-tion; 2) In the final section I argue that, under desert theory, coercion negates responsibility.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. If coercion negates responsibility then does that leave desert theory vacuous?In part 1 of this project, I 1) define different forms of coer-cion; 2) outline adaptive preferences; 3) argue that indirect doxastic coercion is the unconscious element in adaptive preferences; and 4) contextualize these concepts in the black experience. In part 2 I 1) demonstrate how certain segregation policies are a mix of direct prac-tical coercion and indirect doxastic compelled coercion, or indoctrina-tion; 2) In the final section I argue that, under desert theory, coercion negates responsibility. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781792041914
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