Wrongness of Killing Persons

The moral prohibition against killing persons, argued to be explained by autonomy rather than welfare.

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Once More, Without Feeling (Mogensen 2025)
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The working paper itself, presenting a pluralist theory of moral standing and arguing that autonomy can ground moral standing without welfare subjectivity.

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the wrongness of killing persons is explained primarily in terms of the moral standing conferred by autonomy, as opposed to by considerations of non-maleficence.quote0.851
Central statement of the autonomy-based account of the wrongness of killing.
The wrongness of killing persons is explained primarily in terms of the moral standing conferred by autonomy, independently of welfare.claim0.840
Explanation of the intuition about Vulcans.
Can she nonetheless be wronged?question0.710
Central normative question about Artemis.
intentionalityconcept0.702
The capacity to have beliefs, desires, intentions; discussed in the context of AI and speech acts.
Intentional Actionconcept0.691
Central explanatory target: behavior constrained by prior intentions and contextual constraints that emerge from cognitive reorganization.
It is not only not right, it is not even wrong.quote0.691
Quoted from Wolfgang Pauli, criticizing vagueness in conventional programming.
Corrigibilityframework0.687
The property of an AI being safe to shut down or modify; discussed in context of GPT.
Personal Justificationconcept0.678
The sense in which a person is justified in holding a belief, tied to phenomenal consciousness.