Moral contractualism is a type of view in ethics that attempts to justify morality, or at least a part of it, by appealing to some sort of rational or reasonable agreement among individuals. 1 In What We Owe to Each Other, TM Scanlon defends a contractualist account of that part of morality that concerns our obligations to

In Philip Stratton-Lake (ed.), On What We Owe to Each Other. Malden, MA: Blackwell. pp. 90 (2004)
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