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Type: Journal article
Title: Asking too much
Author: Cullity, G.
Citation: Monist: an international quarterly of general philosophical inquiry, 2003; 86(3):402-418
Publisher: Hegeler Inst
Issue Date: 2003
ISSN: 0026-9662
Editor: Sugden, S.J.B.
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Responsibility: 
Garrett Cullity
Abstract: Argues how distance is morally irrelevant per se. Author's belief that a consequentialist approach to morality of aid makes morally excessive demands, but not because of its stance on the moral irrelevance of remoteness; Reasons that can be construed from an impartial point of view, leading to the rejection of the severe demands made by the consequentialists.
Keywords: Aesthetic distance
ethics
philosophy
Description: © 2003, The Monist
DOI: 10.5840/monist200386322
Published version: http://dx.doi.org/10.5840/monist200386322
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