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Neutrality and pleasure
Economics and Philosophy 23 (1):81-88 (2007)
Abstract
John Broome's ground-breaking Weighing Lives makes precise, and supplies arguments previously lacking for, several views which for centuries have been central to the utilitarian tradition. In gratitude for his enlightening arguments, I shall repay him in this paper by showing how he could make things easier for himself by denying neutrality and accepting hedonism.Author's Profile
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