Philosophical foundations of tort law /
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Clarendon Press ; Oxford University Press,
1995
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Table of Contents:
- The concept of a civil wrong /
- The practice of corrective justice /
- The morality of tort law--questions and answers /
- Wealth maximization and tort law : a philosophical inquiry /
- The uneasy place of principle in tort law /
- Tort law in the Aristotelian tradition /
- Right, justice and tort law /
- The idea of complementarity as a philosophical basis for pluralism in tort law /
- Philosophical foundations of fault in tort law /
- Intention in tort law /
- The standards of care in negligence law /
- The seriousness of harm thesis for abnormally dangerous activities /
- Aggregate autonomy, the difference principle, and the calabresian approach to products liability /
- Risk, harm, and responsibility /
- Causation, compensation and moral responsibility /
- Necessary and sufficient conditions in tort law /
- Moments of carelessness and massive loss /
- Wrongdoing, welfare, and damages : recovery for non-pecuniary loss in corrective justice /
- The basis for excluding liability for economic loss in tort law /
- Contributory negligence : conceptual and normative issues /