A Minimalist Ethic of Duty

Journal of Philosophical Research 25:431-436 (2000)
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Abstract

It is proposed that an act is morally wrong just in case it is a violation of a duty not to perform that particular act. This is equivalent to the claim that acts have their moral status essentially. This theory preserves some main deontological intuitions without making problematic claims about kinds of acts.

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