Journal of Value Inquiry

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of Value Inquiry is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-04-01 to 2024-04-01.)
ArticleCitations
Should We Reset? A Review of Klaus Schwab and Thierry Malleret’s ‘COVID-19: The Great Reset’8
The Intrinsic Value of Liberty for Non-Human Animals7
A Relational Approach to Rationing in a Time of Pandemic6
How Privacy Rights Engender Direct Doxastic Duties6
Sentencing Disparity and Artificial Intelligence5
On Risk-Based Arguments for Anti-natalism5
What’s Wrong with Speciesism4
The Phronimos as a moral exemplar: two internal objections and a proposed solution4
Normativity and Radical Disadvantage in Bernard Williams’ Realist Theory of Legitimacy4
Is Procreation Special?3
What Confucianism and for Whom? The Value and Dilemma of Invoking Confucianism in Confucian Political Theories3
Misconceived: Why These Further Criticisms of Anti-natalism Fail3
Admiration, Affectivity, and Value: Critical Remarks on Exemplarity3
The Fist of Virtue: The Virtue-Skill Analogy and Traditional Martial Arts3
Institutional Responsibility is Prior to Personal Responsibility in a Pandemic2
Foucault’s Kant2
Being Sure and Living Well: How Security Affects Human Flourishing2
Virtues as Skills, and The Virtues of Self-Regulation2
Species of Pluralism in Political Philosophy2
Experiencing the Conflict: The Rationality of Ambivalence2
Moral Exemplarism as a Powerful Indoctrinating Tool2
Amnesties and Forgiveness2
Does the Lack of Cosmic Meaning Make Our Lives Bad?2
Confucius as an Exemplar of Intellectual Humility2
Act-Consequentialism and the Problem of Causal Impotence2
Persons vs. supra-persons and the undermining of individual interests2
Equality of Authority as the Aristotelian Common Good2
How Valuable Is It?2
The Virtues of Reactive Attitudes1
The Diagnostic Value of Freedom1
Justifying Subsistence Emissions: An Appeal to Causal Impotence1
David Benatarʼs Argument from Asymmetry: A Qualified Defence1
Two-Level Luck Egalitarianism: Reconciling Rights, Respect, and Responsibility1
Wholesale moral error for naturalists1
Nothing Personal: On the Limits of the Impersonal Temperament in Ethics1
On the Idea of Degrees of Moral Status1
Focusing on the Gap: A Better Approach to the Ethics of Humor1
Benatar and Metz on Cosmic Meaning and Anti-natalism1
Utilitarianism and Heuristics1
The Benefits of Living Without Meaning Sub Specie Aeternitatis1
Innocentism: Preferring the Innocent Over the Culpable1
Inferences and the Right to Privacy1
Between too Intellectualist and not Intellectualist Enough: Hadot’s Spiritual Exercises and Annas’ Virtues as Skills1
Brady on Suffering and Virtue1
Moral Luck and Unfair Blame1
Consent and the Mere Means Principle1
Can desire-satisfaction alienate our good?1
From (Apparently) Feeling to Being Grateful1
The Arbitrariness of Aesthetic Judgment1
Shu-Considerateness and Ren-Humaneness: The Confucian Silver Rule and Golden Rule1
Authenticity and Contact Value1
Peaks and Troughs: Dysepiphany, Antiphany, and Melancholy1
Pleasure in Others’ Misfortune: Three Distinct Types of Schadenfreude Found in Ancient, Modern, and Contemporary Philosophy1
Reasonable Pluralism about Desert-Presupposing Moral Responsibility: A Conditional Defense1
The Freedom To Do As We Please: A Strong Value Pluralist Conceptualization of Negative Freedom1
Precis of Suffering and Virtue1
Vice and Impoverishment: Two Perfectionist Bads1
You Can’t Have Your Steak and Call for Political Action on Climate Change, Too1
Doxing Racists1
Narrative Explanations of Action. Narrative Identity with Minimal Requirements1
Ideal Theory and Its Fairness Role1
Anti-natalism, Pollyannaism, and Asymmetry: A Defence of Cheery Optimism1
Virtue Ethics Must be Self-Effacing to be Normatively Significant1
Does Dyadic Gratitude Make Sense? The Lived Experience and Conceptual Delineation of Gratitude in Absence of a Benefactor1
Justice and Exploitation in Cohen’s Account of Socialism1
Resisting Moral Conservatism with Difficulties of Reality: a Wittgensteinian-Diamondian Approach to Animal Ethics1
Risk and Blameworthiness by Degree1
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