Brad Hooker

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Brad Hooker is affiliated with the following schools: University of Oxford, Princeton University, University of Reading

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According to Wikipedia, Brad Hooker is a British-American philosopher who specialises in moral philosophy. He is a professor at the University of Reading and is best known for his work defending rule consequentialism . His book Ideal Code, Real World received a number of favourable reviews from high-profile philosophers. Derek Parfit, for example, wrote: "This book seems to me the best statement and defence, so far, of one of the most important moral theories."

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Brad Hooker's Published Works

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Ideal Code, Real World (2000) (168)
Ideal code, real world : a rule-consequentialist theory of morality (2000) (167)
Morality and Action. (1996) (121)
Moral Generalities Revisited (2000) (94)
Utilitarianism and Fairness (2014) (53)
‘Moral Particularism: Wrong and Bad’ (2000) (49)
Well-Being and Morality: Essays in Honour of James Griffin (2000) (43)
Scanlon versus Moore on goodness (2006) (42)
Williams' argument against external reasons (1987) (39)
Does Moral Virtue Constitute a Benefit to the Agent (1996) (37)
Variable Versus Fixed‐Rate Rule‐Utilitarianism (2008) (32)
Reply to Arneson and McIntyre (2005) (27)
Ross-style Pluralism versus Rule-consequentialism (1996) (25)
The demandingness objection (2009) (25)
The Elements of Well-Being (2015) (25)
Morality, Rules, and Consequences: A Critical Reader (2000) (25)
II—Rule-Consequentialism, Incoherence, Fairness (1995) (23)
Procedural And Substantive Practical Rationality (2004) (22)
Contractualism, spare wheel, aggregation (2002) (20)
Fairness, Needs, and Desert 1 (2008) (16)
The Collapse of Virtue Ethics (2002) (15)
Epistemic Virtues Versus Ethical Values in the Financial Services Sector (2019) (13)
Thinking About Reasons: Themes From the Philosophy of Jonathan Dancy (2013) (11)
Is Rule-Consequentialism a Rubber Duck? (1994) (10)
Moral particularism and the real world (2007) (9)
Rule-Consequentialism and Demandingness: A Reply to Carson (1991) (9)
Cudworth and Quinn (2001) (9)
Promises and rule consequentialism (2011) (9)
The Meaning of Life: Subjectivism, Objectivism, and Divine Support (2008) (9)
Of good character (1993) (8)
Mark Overvold’s Contribution to Philosophy (1991) (8)
When is impartiality morally appropriate (2011) (7)
Sidgwick and Common–Sense Morality (2000) (7)
Sacrificing for the Good of Strangers-Repeatedly@@@Living High and Letting Die (1999) (7)
Right, Wrong, and Rule‐Consequentialism (2008) (7)
THEORIES OF WELFARE, THEORIES OF GOOD REASONS FOR ACTION, AND ONTOLOGICAL NATURALISM (1991) (6)
Rule-Consequentialism and Obligations Toward the Needy (1998) (6)
Morality, Rules, and Consequences (2000) (5)
Egoism, Partiality, and Impartiality (2013) (5)
Does Having Deep Personal Relationships Constitute an Element of Well-Being? (2021) (3)
The Demands of Consequentialism, by Tim Mulgan. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 2001, 313 pp. + vi, £35, $49.95 (hbk). ISBN 0-1-825093-2 (2003) (3)
Act-consequentialism versus rule-consequentialism (2008) (3)
PUBLICITY IN MORALITY: A REPLY TO KATARZYNA DE LAZARI‐RADEK AND PETER SINGER (2010) (3)
Parfit’s Final Arguments in Normative Ethics (2020) (3)
What makes a judgement a moral judgement (2017) (3)
Griffin on Human Rights (2010) (3)
Reply to Stratton-Lake (1997) (3)
Theory vs anti-theory in ethics (2012) (3)
Reciprocity and Unselfish Friendship (1999) (3)
Developing deontology : new essays in ethical theory (2012) (3)
Brink, Kagan, Utilitarianism and Self-Sacrifice (1991) (2)
Truth in Ethics: (2019) (2)
Moral rules and principles (2005) (2)
Must Kantian contractualism and rule-consequentialism converge? (2014) (2)
American Moral Philosophy (2008) (2)
Rationality, rules, and utility : new essays on the moral philosophy of Richard B. Brandt (1994) (2)
Wrongness, evolutionary debunking, public rules (2016) (2)
Review: Welfare and Rational Care (2005) (1)
Compromising with convention (1994) (1)
Richard B. Brandt (1998) (1)
UP AND DOWN WITH AGGREGATION (2008) (1)
12 Reflective Equilibrium and Rule Consequentialism (2000) (1)
Parfit's arguments for the present-aim theory (1992) (1)
Moral Theory and Its Role in Everyday Moral Thought and Action (2018) (1)
Fairness, needs, desert (2008) (1)
Epistemic Virtues Versus Ethical Values in the Financial Services Sector (2017) (1)
Rule-consequentialism and Internal Consistency: A Reply to Card (2007) (1)
Dancy on how reasons are related to oughts (2003) (1)
The Role(s) of Rules in Consequentialist Ethics (2020) (1)
Feldman, rule-consequentialism, and desert (2006) (0)
Morality and the good life (2011) (0)
Egoism, partiality, impartiality (2013) (0)
Help With Practical Problems (2002) (0)
Acts or rules (2014) (0)
Twentieth Century Moral Philosophy (2019) (0)
Rule-consequentialism and Its Virtues (2008) (0)
Deep personal relationships, value, merit, and change (2022) (0)
Instrumentalism (2021) (0)
Notes for Contributors (1985) (0)
Morality, Normativity, and Society.David Copp (1997) (0)
The Golden Rule (2005) (0)
Book Reviews (2007) (0)
Dimensions of equality Dennis McKerlie 263 imagining interest Stephen G. Engelmann 289 the self-other asymmetry and act-utilitarianism (2001) (0)
Rule‐Consequentialism and Doing Good for the World (2002) (0)
Acts or rules? The fine tuning of utilitarianism (2014) (0)
Procedural versus substantive practical reason (2003) (0)
Book review of 'Fairness: theory and practice of distributive justice' by N. Rescher (2003) (0)
Why should I be moral (1986) (0)
Review: George Sher, In praise of blame. Oxford University Press, 2006 (2007) (0)
Questions of Formulation (2002) (0)
The good and the godless (2004) (0)
A Reply to Callan's ‘Moral Education in a Liberal Society’ (1985) (0)
Some Questions Not to Be Begged in Moral Theory (2005) (0)
Addendum to Smart's "Utilitarianism" (2005) (0)
Ideal code Utilitarianism (2009) (0)
Is Rule‐Consequentialism Guilty of Collapse or Incoherence? (2002) (0)
Predictability and Convention (2002) (0)
Intuitions and the Demands of Consequentialism (2011) (0)
Should Philosophical Reflection on Ethics Do Without Moral Concepts? (2022) (0)
Prohibitions and Special Obligations (2002) (0)
What Are the Rules to Promote (2002) (0)
On what matters (2010) (0)
Liberty and Justice (1988) (0)
R. M. Hare (2013) (0)
On Jones's 'Practical Dualism': commentary (2015) (0)
US and them (2002) (0)
7 Virtue ethics in the twentieth century (2013) (0)
Review: Singer and His Critics (2002) (0)

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