Nouvelle publication!
Andrew Reisner et Iwao Hirose, tous deux professeurs au département de philosophie de l’Université McGill, viennent tout juste de publier le collectif Weighing and Reasoning: Themes from the Philosophy of John Broome
Résumé de l’ouvrage:
John Broome has made major contributions to, and radical innovations in, contemporary moral philosophy. His research combines the formal method of economics with philosophical analysis. Broome’s works stretch over formal axiology, decision theory, philosophy of economics, population axiology, the value of life, the ethics of climate change, the nature of rationality, and practical and theoretical reasoning.
Weighing and Reasoning brings together fifteen original essays from leading philosophers who have been influenced by the work and thought of John Broome. It aims to offer a comprehensive evaluation of Broome’s wide-ranging and far-reaching philosophical works over the past thirty years. The volume comprises two parts. The first part is focused on Broome’s work on the theory of value, as exemplified in his books Weighing Goods, Weighing Lives, Economics out of Economics, and Climate Matters. The second part is focused on his work on practical and theoretical reasoning, which culminated in his Rationality through Reasoning. This volume also includes a piece by Broome on his intellectual history to date.
Contributeurs:
- Gustaf Arrhenius, Stockholm University; Collège d’études mondiales; the Swedish Collegium of Advanced Study
- Luc Bovens, London School of Economics and Political Science
- John Broome, University of Oxford; Australian National University
- Lara Buchak, University of California at Berkeley
- Geoffrey Brennan, Australian National University; UNC-Chapel Hill; Duke University
- Krister Bykvist, Stockholm University
- Roger Crisp, St Anne’s College, Oxford
- Jonathan Dancy, University of Reading
- Hilary Greaves, Somerville College, Oxford
- Anandi Hattiangadi, Swedish Collegium of Advanced Studies
- Iwao Hirose, McGill University
- Stephen Kearns, Florida State University
- Douglas MacLean, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- Marc Fleurbaey, Princeton University
- Philip Pettit, Princeton University; Australian National University
- Wlodek Rabinowicz, Lund University; London School of Economics and Political Science; Swedish Collegium of Advanced Study
- Andrew Reisner, McGill University
- Daniel Star, Boston University
- Alex Voorhoeve, London School of Economics and Political Science
- Michael J. Zimmerman, University of North Carolina at Greensboro
