Unruly Rescue

Abstract This paper critically engages with Theron Pummer’s excellent book Rules of Rescue . As expected, we focus on the parts of the book that we are not fully persuaded by. In particular, we raise questions about Pummer’s methodology and his attempts to distinguish our duties to donate to charitable organizations from our duties of rescue, and we raise challenges to his main argument for effective altruism.

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Journal of Moral Philosophy
Published
2025-04-17
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https://doi.org/10.1163/17455243-20254769
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Legal and Social Philosophy
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Unruly Rescue

Julia Nefsky, Sergio Tenenbaum
Journal of Moral Philosophy
Legal and Social Philosophy
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Unruly Rescue

Julia Nefsky, Sergio Tenenbaum
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Abstract

Abstract This paper critically engages with Theron Pummer’s excellent book Rules of Rescue . As expected, we focus on the parts of the book that we are not fully persuaded by. In particular, we raise questions about Pummer’s methodology and his attempts to distinguish our duties to donate to charitable organizations from our duties of rescue, and we raise challenges to his main argument for effective altruism.

Journal of Moral Philosophy
University of Toronto (CA)
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Legal and Social Philosophy
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