Author: Andrea Faggion

The most compelling instances of exclusionary reasons are those which Joseph Raz, in essence, overlooked

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In his works, Joseph Raz neglected a category of exclusionary reasons: those excluded by their very nature. This category not only shows that the concept of exclusionary reasons is not empty or inconsistent, but also plays a crucial role in elucidating a significant moral domain, namely, the domain of affective relationships. Read More →