Semi-global Consequentialism and Blameless Wrongdoing: Reply to Brown

Bart Streumer

Utilitas, 2005, vol. 17, issue 2, 226-230

Abstract: Campbell Brown is right that my argument against semi-global consequentialism relies on the principle of agglomeration. However, semi-global consequentialists cannot rescue their view simply by rejecting this principle.

Date: 2005
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