CORDIS Project
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This project explores the moral implications of stigma, examining when it may be justified to stigmatize certain behaviors. It aims to develop a nuanced understanding of stigma's moral risks, contributing to philosophical discussions and interdisciplinary research on social norms.
Stigma is a familiar feature of human life and, often, a clearly objectionable one.
Opposition to stigmas that reinforce oppressive norms (for example, racist, sexist, or ableist norms) should be amongst the few uncontroversial starting points for a liberal egalitarian politics.
But intuitions are significantly more divided in other cases: is it sometimes permissible to stigmatize unjust behaviour (e.g., employers who pay poverty wages) or to use stigma to help secure important social goods (e.…
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