Lecture 7b - Climate Change and Individual Obligations...The Need for an Imperfect View, Julia Nedsky
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Define the inefficacy challenge.
Define the skeptical response. Does Nefsky agree with this?
What is Nefsky’s goal in her paper?
What are Nefsky’s 2 main responses to the inefficacy challenge?
Explain the example Nefsky uses to respond to the inefficacy challenge.
Explain the concept of expected utility.
Explain an example about expected utility.
Explain how expected utility is used to defend that the Sunday drive is wrong.
Explain Ms Green’s lifestyle.
Explain the problem with the expected utility theory in addressing the inefficacy challenge.
Does Nefsky think that her argument is really good in her paper?
Define the imperfect approach.
Define perfect obligation.
Define imperfect obligation.
Based on the imperfect approach what does that mean for Ms Lavish’s actions?
