Sentence examples for moral luck from inspiring English sources

Card, Claudia, "Gender and Moral Luck" in Identity, Character, and Morality, Flanagan, Owen, and Rorty, Amelie Okensberg (eds)., Cambridge: MIT Press, 1990.

Many commentators have read Williams as advocating the position that moral luck exists and is deeply threatening to morality.

All of those who accept the existence of some type of moral luck reject the Control Principle and the Kantian conception of morality that embraces it.

Most of those who deny that one or more types of moral luck exist are those who seek to preserve the centrality of morality in our lives.

"It's bad moral luck.

Williams, B. & Nagel, T. Moral luck.

Modern art makes its own moral luck.

He's not just an instance of moral luck; he is an inventor of moral luck.

A soldier's life is deeply shaped by such moral luck.

Strauss was circling a philosophical concept called moral luck.

In a 1976 essay, the philosopher Bernard Williams explored a concept that he called "moral luck".