Agent-Centered Restrictions is a normative ethical constraint that prohibits an agent from performing certain actions regardless of the consequences, distinguished by its focus on the agent’s personal moral prohibitions rather than impartial or outcome-based considerations.
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Agent-Centred Restrictions, Rationality, and the Virtues
Samuel Scheffler · Mind · 1985 · 151 citations
Agent-centered restrictions from the inside out
Stephen Darwall · Philosophical Studies · 1986 · 95 citations · Full text
Prerogatives Without Restrictions
Samuel Scheffler · Philosophical Perspectives · 1992 · 82 citations
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