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    Stone — Carmelics
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    Stone

    contemporaryAnalytic Philosophy

    Stone is a contemporary philosopher working in moral philosophy and ethics. Their work engages with questions of moral responsibility, the ethics of deception, and the distinctions between intentional and unintentional wrongdoing. The argument associated with them concerns the heightened moral gravity of deception relative to non-culpable harms.

    Notable Achievements

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    Argued for a qualitative moral distinction between deceptive acts and unintentional wrongs

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    Contributed to contemporary debates on the ethics of lying and intentional wrongdoing

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    Engaged with questions of moral responsibility and the significance of agency in wrongdoing

    Positions & Arguments(1)

    Moral Responsibility

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    Deception has a different and more serious character than unintentional wrongs.

    Justice & Punishment

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    Deception has a different and more serious character than unintentional wrongs.

    At a Glance

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    contemporary

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    Analytic Philosophy

    Topic Influence

    Justice & Punishment1
    Moral Responsibility1

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