Coordination

Dialogue 14 (2):195-221 (1975)
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Abstract

In the days when the Great Central and the Midland ran competitive services from Leicester to London, I agreed to meet your train when you came up from Leicester. “It arrives at 12.5”, you said in your letter. But you neglected to mention which station, and only on the morning of your journey did each of us realize that this matter had been left open. You intended to travel from Leicester Central, it being more convenient for you than London Road, and you supposed that I would be able to infer your intention by consulting Bradshaw, and noting a 12.5 arrival from Leicester at Marylebone.

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reprint Gauthier, David (2019) "Coordination". In Gauthier, David, Moral Dealing: Contract, Ethics, and Reason, pp. 274-297: Cornell University Press (2019)

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