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    Juan Pablo Vessel — Carmelics
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    Juan Pablo Vessel

    contemporaryAnalytic Philosophy, Philosophy of Law

    Juan Pablo Vessel is a contemporary philosopher working primarily in normative theory, deontic logic, and the philosophy of law. He has contributed to debates about the structure of obligations, conditional norms, and temporal aspects of normative requirements. His work engages with questions about when and how obligations arise, persist, and conflict.

    Notable Achievements

    1

    Developed analyses of temporal dimensions of obligation and when normative requirements bind agents

    2

    Contributed to deontic logic and the formal structure of conditional norms

    3

    Worked on contrary-to-duty obligations and normative conflicts

    4

    Applied analytic methods to jurisprudential questions about the nature of legal norms

    Positions & Arguments(1)

    Moral Responsibility

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    Doug is not obligated at 2 pm to eat a healthy meal at 6 pm

    Justice & Punishment

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    Doug is not obligated at 2 pm to eat a healthy meal at 6 pm

    At a Glance

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    contemporary

    Tradition

    Analytic Philosophy, Philosophy of Law

    Topic Influence

    Justice & Punishment1
    Moral Responsibility1

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